I oppose the proposed homeless shelter due to its close proximity to schools and daycares. This location poses a significant concern for the many children who walk to school and play outdoors in our community, and it would fundamentally change our neighborhood's environment.
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Brent Anderson
1 year ago
No place for shelters by childcare or schools
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Meredith Evans
1 year ago
It is irresponsible of Olivia Chow and the City of Toronto to put a shelter and harm reduction center so close to a primary school and daycare center. They know the issues and danger it can cause. And if they don't, shame on them.
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HM
1 year ago
Prioritize innocent, contributing members of society and tax payers over putting them in dangerous situations.
Children deserve better.
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Stephen Farr
1 year ago
We need to prioritize children over addicts
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Lee
1 year ago
The proposed shelter and use is entirely too close to the community.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Why is there a push to purposely expose kids and seniors to drug users . We can do better , what’s the reason for this ?
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Anonymous
1 year ago
It's unacceptable that the community has no voice to protect the safety of our neighbourhood.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
100% against the planned shelter in New Toronto.
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Maria Naimouchina
1 year ago
Safety
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Kevin Vuong
1 year ago
The City of Toronto failed their duty to consult the community before unilaterally imposing this decision on the neighbourhood. It's the right cause, but the wrong location with the lake on one side, and schools, a park, and a senior facility across the street. You don't make any community safer by sacrificing the safe of a vulnerable - in this case two: children and seniors - for another. The City of Toronto must reconsider the location and give the community a seat at the decision-making table.
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Stacey Anderson
1 year ago
It's just not the right place.
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Jahnavi
1 year ago
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I am single woman in my early 30s who lives on 66-A Third Street. I have been living by myself since years and I dont want to fear and think about leaving and entering my home. I work until 2 Am and I dont want to be running and opening my door in panic for my safety.
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Michael Xavier
1 year ago
Area is not suitable
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Nathan
1 year ago
The area is bad enough!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
There is no where for the residents to go. No outdoor space or green space. There has to be a better location.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Must be dedicated to qualified seniors only.
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Jane Shaw
1 year ago
Location on 3rd Street is too close to schools and seniors homes as well as residential homes.
Please ….Build homes not shelters
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Ryan Densmore
1 year ago
Opening up safe, ejection sites is not helping the problem. Lots poor judgement by our politicians allowing these facilities to open up in good communities, close to schools and parks. What about our communities???
Too close to teach me to fly daycare.
I oppose the proposed homeless shelter due to its close proximity to schools and daycares. This location poses a significant concern for the many children who walk to school and play outdoors in our community, and it would fundamentally change our neighborhood's environment.
No place for shelters by childcare or schools
It is irresponsible of Olivia Chow and the City of Toronto to put a shelter and harm reduction center so close to a primary school and daycare center. They know the issues and danger it can cause. And if they don't, shame on them.
Prioritize innocent, contributing members of society and tax payers over putting them in dangerous situations. Children deserve better.
We need to prioritize children over addicts
The proposed shelter and use is entirely too close to the community.
Why is there a push to purposely expose kids and seniors to drug users . We can do better , what’s the reason for this ?
It's unacceptable that the community has no voice to protect the safety of our neighbourhood.
100% against the planned shelter in New Toronto.
Safety
The City of Toronto failed their duty to consult the community before unilaterally imposing this decision on the neighbourhood. It's the right cause, but the wrong location with the lake on one side, and schools, a park, and a senior facility across the street. You don't make any community safer by sacrificing the safe of a vulnerable - in this case two: children and seniors - for another. The City of Toronto must reconsider the location and give the community a seat at the decision-making table.
It's just not the right place.
I am single woman in my early 30s who lives on 66-A Third Street. I have been living by myself since years and I dont want to fear and think about leaving and entering my home. I work until 2 Am and I dont want to be running and opening my door in panic for my safety.
Area is not suitable
The area is bad enough!
There is no where for the residents to go. No outdoor space or green space. There has to be a better location.
Must be dedicated to qualified seniors only.
Location on 3rd Street is too close to schools and seniors homes as well as residential homes. Please ….Build homes not shelters
Opening up safe, ejection sites is not helping the problem. Lots poor judgement by our politicians allowing these facilities to open up in good communities, close to schools and parks. What about our communities???