New Homeless Shelter Offers Indigenous People Place To Stay Around The Clock

According to the CBC, a new 24-hour shelter for homeless Indigenous people is opening Monday in Montreal.

The new temporary facility, a hotel on St-Dominique Street, in the city's downtown Latin Quarter, will have 50 beds, a laundry facility and provide visitors with three meals a day.

Clients will also be allowed to smoke and drink alcohol under supervision in a heated tent right next door.