A recent report highlights that 80% of houseless individuals evicted from encampments in Edmonton have refused to use the city’s Navigation Centre. This surprising data raises concerns about the effectiveness of city-provided resources targeted at aiding the unhoused population. The Navigation Centre, designed to serve as a comprehensive intake facility, aims to offer a structured path toward permanent housing and support services. However, the substantial refusal rate indicates a possible disconnect between the needs of houseless individuals and the services provided. Critics argue the situation reflects underlying issues, including a lack of trust in city programs and barriers such as accessibility and service relevance. Adjustments in strategy and further engagement with the houseless community may be necessary to improve service utilization and achieve better outcomes for those experiencing homelessness in Edmonton.
CityNews EdmontonNew data shows substantial growth in UK’s aerospace, defense, and space sectors
June 17, 2025
In the latest growth revelation, new data from ADS uncovers that the combined value of the aerospace, defense, security, and space industries has surged by