Today, we came together with the homeless serving sector to announce plans to ensure the safety of all Calgarians, and to provide support for people who have been sheltering overnight in enclosed CTrain stations. The recent extreme cold snap in Calgary has been especially difficult and dangerous for Calgarians experiencing homelessness. Approximately 170 people per night have been seeking out CTrain stations this past week for shelter. However, these stations are not designed to be used as shelter as they are not equipped with even the most basic of amenities such as washrooms, nor are they heated throughout the night. There are safer places to shelter inside available for people who are unhoused to seek accommodation and supports. Starting tomorrow (Jan. 10), targeted CTrain stations will be closed to the public between 10 p.m. to the start of service the next day. This will include Southland, Heritage and Anderson stations. This comes with the confirmation of additional community ...