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Point in Time Count shows double the number of homeless residents compared to 2022

Summary by Prince Albert Daily Herald

The number of homeless residents living in Prince Albert has doubled since 2022, according to the latest Point in Time (PiT) Count numbers released by the City of Prince Albert and River Bank Development Corp. Volunteers and participating agencies counted 230 individuals who were homeless in Prince Albert, 106 of which were unsheltered, meaning they […]

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Prince Albert Daily Herald broke the news in 8 days ago on Saturday, February 15, 2025.

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Point in Time Count shows double the number of homeless residents compared to 2022

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Point in Time Count shows double the number of homeless residents compared to 2022

Point in Time Count shows double the number of homeless residents compared to 2022

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