Ending Homelessness in Edmonton

 Edmonton's part in a 6 year old campaign to eradicate homelessness is well on it's way to being a success. Since joining the national campaign to house the chronically homeless, approximately 20,000, by 2018,  the city has reduced our numbers by 25%.

"If you are unmoved by any of the moral arguments or ethical arguments for why we should do this, there is a very, very strong business case," "We will all save money as taxpayers supporting very expensive justice costs and very expensive health-care costs. And if you're concerned about where your tax dollars are going, the biggest cost centre at the city of Edmonton is policing." Mayor Don Iveson


There are many ways you can help stop homelessness. I'm going to a Lunch N Learn on Monday November 16 from 11:30am to 1pm. Tickets are $21.80.