To clarify, 25 and 55, not 35. It's a much smaller percentage of women: 30% women, roughly.
It's interesting you brought that up, because women become homeless for a very different reason than men do. Usually, it has to do with domestic violence. They can't afford a place to go once they try to leave their domestic violence situation. Again, poverty, and it does impact single mothers and women a lot more than men, because, especially in Alberta.... Men have an opportunity to work in construction or in the oil fields, and they can make a fairly decent wage, whereas women in Alberta, if they're not educated, are usually forced to work for minimum wage, which I'm sure is true across the country. Because it is so pricey here, it is a very difficult situation for women in Edmonton.