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The media plays an important role in the discourse of homelessness. The purpose of this study was to compare\udhow two Alberta newspapers (Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal) and one national newspaper(the Globe and\udMail) covered homeless issues in terms of population, main themes, article type, monthly differences, and critical\udtime periods. Through purposive sampling technique, 449 articles from 1987 to 2007 were selected for analysis,\udincluding 128 news articles from the Edmonton Journal, 152 from the Calgary Herald and 169 from the Globe and\udMail. A content analysis showed that these newspapers have different agenda settings for homelessness related\udissues. We argue that the differences among the newspapers’ coverage on homelessness are directly related to\udmedia ownership, and the unique economic and political structure and ideology at national and provincial levels

Homelessness Coverage, Social Reality, and Media Ownership: Comparing a National Newspaper with Two Regional Newspapers in Canada