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Mais Oxygène Jack Monoloy, Hommes Sept-Îles
Operated by: Réseau Maison Oxygène (Le)
Directory listing
Sept-Îles, Quebec
Approximate location (community centre)
Shelter type
Transitional housing
Serves
Families
Published bed capacity
27From the government list. Not beds available today.
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Source data from June 23, 2026 · Not verified by the shelter
View details — Mais Oxygène Jack Monoloy, Hommes Sept-Îles
Transit Sept-Îles
Operated by: Transit Sept-Îles
Directory listing
Sept-Îles, Quebec
Approximate location (community centre)
Shelter type
Emergency shelter
Serves
Families
Published bed capacity
12From the government list. Not beds available today.
Contact shelter
Source data from June 23, 2026 · Not verified by the shelter
View details — Transit Sept-Îles

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Mais Oxygène Jack Monoloy, Hommes Sept-Îles

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