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Just over a year ago, the tent encampment located on the front lawn of Regina’s city hall was taken down and the folks living there dispersed – but they have not disappeared.

“We’ve been out here for the past couple of months on Sundays, just providing the community with the meal. We’ve got a free market. There’s music and connection, which is the most important thing,” organizer Shawn Koch told CTV News.

“That’s really what we’re trying to do here. But we foster and build community.”

Regina’s Pepsi Park has hosted a recurring community gathering called “Sunday Funday” for folks to access whatever they might be in need of.

Last Sunday was a particularly meaningful gathering, and the topic of the encampment was on the minds of many.

Koch was one of many volunteers who helped out at the encampment.

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