Why some homeless Nova Scotians are choosing tents and encampments over shelters
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Why some homeless Nova Scotians are choosing tents and encampments over shelters
Homelessness in Halifax has risen by 400 per cent since 2018
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By Josh Healey
Published Jul 30, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
4 minute read
Michael Bramwell, who grew up in Eastern Passage, has returned to Dartmouth's Green Road Park homeless encampment for the third time in three years. PHOTO BY JOSH HEALEY /The Chronicle Herald
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