News Summary

• Businesses in Regina's Heritage neighbourhood have raised concerns about an encampment.
• Ron Fellinger, owner of Fellinger & Son's Meats, disagrees with the city's approach.
• The city has provided portable toilets at the site, but advocates say more support is needed.
• Advocates and volunteers say people in the camp need showers, storage and power.
• "To be clear, the services here are a very incredibly low-bar right now.
• We need a lot of help," said advocate and volunteer Shawn Koch.