'This is a reality for so many people in Saskatoon': Housing problems common among working poor, those on social assistance, experts say

A Saskatoon mother and her son who were forced to spend five nights sleeping outside after health inspectors deemed their squalid west side apartment unfit for human habitation are just one example of what a University of Saskatchewan researcher calls the “the underbelly to the boom that Saskatchewan has experienced in recent years.”
“I think lots of people have been doing very well but that has definitely not extended to the clients that we work with,” said Sarah Buhler,