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New Ontario Homelessness Report Shows Why All Orders of Government Must Act
This week’s updated homelessness report from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO), Municipalities Under Pressure One Year Later: An Update on the Human and Financial Cost of Ontario’s Homelessness Crisis, is deeply concerning and highlights an urgent reality: homelessness is not only persisting — it is getting worse. The … More
Using Coordinated Access and HIFIS as a springboard for collaboration in PEI
Looking out at a sea of listeners, Jacinta Brown of Prince Edward Island’s Community Outreach Centre asked people to stand if they felt they were collaborating well with the medical field. Every seat in the conference room was filled with people coming from across Canada to attend the National Conference on Ending Homelessness in October 2025. … More
Six years later: Reflecting on the hard conversations that built Halton’s coordinated access system
*This CAEH Bright Spot was written by Tiffany Dorman, the manager of homelessness and supportive housing with the Regional Municipality of Halton. It was about a year ago. A supportive housing provider in Halton Region reached out to me. They said, “hey, we’ve heard what you’re doing with coordinated access. How can we get involved?” For … More
What is Supportive Housing—and why it matters for ending homelessness
For the vast majority of people who experience homelessness, all they want and need is a home they can afford, that meets their needs. Some people struggling with physical or mental health challenges, or substance use disorders, will need supports to recover. Housing-related and other supports can be offered in … More
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