Downtown Saskatoon businesses seeing fewer homeless people on streets | Unpublished
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Author: Nicole Healey
Publication Date: February 10, 2025 - 18:48

Downtown Saskatoon businesses seeing fewer homeless people on streets

February 10, 2025
Downtown Saskatoon businesses are noticing a decrease in the number of homeless people roaming the streets in recent months, most noticeably in front of The Mustard Seed housing.


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