A Calgary charity says it has discovered a short lived repair to a severe housing scarcity an inflow of Ukrainian evacuees has prompted.

The Centre for Newcomers is in search of 100 hosts for households or people for a month whereas they discover housing of their very own.

Kelly Ernst, with the centre, says there was a flood of Ukrainians attempting to reap the benefits of a federal program permitting them to quickly resettle in Canada.

This system has been prolonged till July and Ernst says he expects individuals will proceed to flee the war-torn nation till then.

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Ernst says most of the refugees could have landed in different components of the nation, however rents in Calgary are decrease than bigger centres like Vancouver and Toronto.

He says some individuals have been sleeping on the airport and in no less than one case had been at a neighborhood homeless shelter.

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‘This will likely be life-changing:’ Calgary couple helps over 30 Ukrainian households settle within the metropolis

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