City working to expand shelter service

Posted January 13, 2015 7:06 pm.

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A dedicated group of people gathers at the College Street United Church on the second Tuesday of every month to help feed the homeless. CityNews reporter Pam Seatle finds out what the city plans to do to help those in need.

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