March 25 Update EXPO Centre / Service Changes As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to physically separate people all over the.
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Past Articles
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Protecting the Safety of our Community Amid COVID-19
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7 Memorable Highlights of 2019
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Melanie’s Story of Transformation
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Dale Overcomes Illness and the Threat of Homelessness
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Finding Courage For New Beginnings
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Close Call: Scott and Amy Avoid Eviction Thanks to ‘Community Bridge’
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Would You Rather: Wear Dirty Underwear, Or Go Without?
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5 Reasons Why EVERYONE Needs Clean Underwear
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National Indigenous Peoples Day – More Than A Celebration
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From the Street to School – Mike’s Story
7 Memorable Highlights of 2019
We are so grateful for the opportunities that were made possible in 2019 thanks to our community of supporters! Here.
Melanie’s Story of Transformation
On any given day you can find Melanie busy in Bissell’s Community Kitchen or visiting with friends or laughing and.
Dale Overcomes Illness and the Threat of Homelessness
After seeking medical attention for a persistent cough, Dale found out that he had contracted tuberculosis from a friend who.
Finding Courage For New Beginnings
My name is Fred, and Bissell Centre was a godsend for me. For many years, I was a welder. When.
Close Call: Scott and Amy Avoid Eviction Thanks to ‘Community Bridge’
It was an injury at work that knocked Scott’s world off balance. It shouldn’t have happened, but it did, leading.
Would You Rather: Wear Dirty Underwear, Or Go Without?
…Sadly, this is a decision people experiencing homelessness have to make every single day. For people who are homeless in.
5 Reasons Why EVERYONE Needs Clean Underwear
...Especially those who are experiencing homeless. New underwear is one of the most requested items by people who use our.
National Indigenous Peoples Day – More Than A Celebration
Colourful regalia. Delicious food. Traditional performances. Laughter between friends. These were just a few of the sights and sounds to.
From the Street to School – Mike’s Story
When Mike first came to Bissell Centre, he’d been living on the street for two years. You might have even.