Across Saskatchewan, municipalities are increasingly being asked to respond (quickly and visibly) to intersecting crises of homelessness, addictions, mental health, and public safety. Since 2024, medically supervised complex needs facilities in Regina and Saskatoon have been developed, with Prince Albert now under active construction as the third site. Together, these facilities represent a rapid evolution in how land-use planning, health policy, and policing intersect.
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