Montreal sees surge in makeshift shelters as winter looms
More unhoused people in Montreal are building makeshift shelters from pallets, tarps and insulation, prompting the city to assess safety risks as winter approaches. The rise underscores ongoing homelessness challenges during colder months.
GMNA Montreal
An increasing number of unhoused residents in Montreal are constructing improvised shelters from pallets, tarps and insulation as colder weather approaches. City officials are reviewing the safety implications of these structures.
Homelessness remains a persistent issue in the city, and the arrival of winter typically heightens the demand for emergency shelter solutions. Safety concerns are growing as the season draws near.