Homeless Mentally Ill

Madeline is one busy lady. We’re in the middle of Stampede and the PM is in town. Nevertheless, because of the issue of homelessness and the mentally ill, she set aside a half hour to see me in her office. It was a very hot afternoon. Sitting together at her conference desk, she explained the issue of homelessness and the mentally ill from someone at the top. Madeline is the alderman for the downtown ward and her ward contains, by far, the most number of homeless people. She also voted

Well, things have been going well as I try and figure out how this stuff works. I managed to get a feed installed, after much conundrum, from a discussion group I started with Google. It only took a couple of days to figure out. Then I managed to get a subscription button happening which I hope will give you updates of the latest posts. I haven't tried it out yet.It seems so far there are about 30 hits per day which I guess isn't bad for just starting out. I haven't hit the spiders for web searches

Bruce, sorry it took me a while to get back to you about your new blog. I've just finished reading through all your posts.I have to say my first reaction was excitement that someone decided to blog about this topic. When I was in Calgary my bus went past this huge building with people crammed onto the cement outside and then i saw the 'homeless shelter' sign. Up until then I hadn't realized how many people must have moved to Calgary for work. The only other thing I've come into contact with about

I spent an afternoon down at the central library. Libraries are those places with lots of books and are the repositories of information for a society. They’re great places to dig up reasonably reliable facts about pretty well everything. They have Google pretty well beat to hell on reliability and you can always jump on a terminal and Google what you want anyway.I walked up to the information counter on the third floor, by the government publications and said that I was doing a project on the