Advocates say voices will go unheard after Saskatoon cancels in-person homeless count
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Advocates say voices will go unheard after Saskatoon cancels in-person homeless count.
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As Saskatoon moves ahead without an in-person count of unsheltered people this year, one community advocate is concerned people won't be connected to the services they require.
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