New city data shows 40 people a night on average turned away from Toronto homeless shelters
The number of homeless people in Toronto denied shelter in the first six months of the year is unacceptable, deeply concerning , according to the city s Shelter Support and Housing Administration (Ssha). But what does this mean for those who claim they are unable to get a bed?
Source: cbc.caPublished on 2022-08-04
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