Judge delays police's plan for large-scale operation to close Edmonton homeless camps

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A judge has ordered Edmonton Police Service to delay plans to begin a large-scale homeless encampment takedown Monday morning until he can rule on the outcome of an urgent court application made by advocates for the people who live in tents in the city’s core.

Court of King’s Bench Justice James Neilson granted an “interim, interim injunction” late Friday, requiring Edmonton police to wait until at least noon to begin any planned camp removals at eight sites that police have deemed high risk.

Neilson is set to make a ruling Monday morning on an application by the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights,

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