The drug poisoning and overdose crisis in Edmonton is preventable. Boyle Street's approach starts - but doesn't end - with harm reduction.

Krysta Fitzgerald (on the left), worked at Boyle Street for over a decade. We are deeply grateful for her work and wish her the best. The Board of Directors of Boyle Street Community Services is deeply grateful for Krysta Fitzgerald's dedication to the organization and the people we serve. Her love for the community was evident and genuine, and her unwavering commitment to those who relied on our services will be greatly missed. Among her many accomplishments during her time

On the day you were born, you were much more than an infant whose only needs were food, water, and shelter. On the day you were born, you inherited sets of relationships and identities: you were someone’s child or cousin, you were Canadian or Algerian or Telugu or Métis. Wherever you were born, people called that land home, and it was now your home too. And over your life you’ve nurtured these relationships and identities, changed them, learned them, and created them. To navi

After more than a decade of service to our organization, Jordan Reiniger, Executive Director, is saying farewell. His final day will be June 12th, 2026. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to sincerely thank Jordan for his significant and impactful decade of service to Boyle Street Community Services and its mission. While serving as Boyle Street’s Executive Director, Jordan saw to the substantive growth of both the organization and its social enterprise Boyle Street