Since 1971, Boyle Street Community Services has been supporting individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness and poverty in Edmonton.

The frostbite we see at Boyle Street is far more severe than red ears numbed after shoveling snow. We see freezing injuries: bone exposed to open air, skin sloughing off like wet paper, fingers blood-blistered to twice their normal size, feet turned black with necrosis.   Frostbite of this degree is caused by being unsheltered in the cold. Windchill is a risk factor, as it lowers skin temperature, and wetness is another risk factor because it nullifies protective gear, such

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Boyle Street Community Services and MacEwan University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that celebrates and strengthens our...

After three decades of dedicated service, Marliss Taylor, Director of Health Services, is retiring - leaving behind a legacy that has...

When Edmonton is hit with a heatwave or smoke so thick you can taste it, the question we hear again and again is: What’s happening to...