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Rethink Shelter Locations

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Susan McDowell
1 year ago

Why is the Lakeshore always getting the short end of the stick - it is a great area that needs to be pulled up

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Neil
1 year ago

This shelters will be too close to schools and senior living homes.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Not in favour my senior mother lives on third there is already affordable housing designated in the area. Unless they designate this shelter for families it doesn’t work for the neighborhood I’d like to see the crime rate percentage increase with shelters

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Tanya
1 year ago

These shelters are too close to school and senior living homes.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

It is past time , that taxpaying citizens deserve basic rights of public safety in transit, parks, playgrounds and neighbourhoods. The homeless candidates need to vetted for criminality, addiction, and mental health - for the good of public safety, City Bureaucrats should NOT be making these decisions without critical thinking on collateral costs - they do not have the credentials .

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Deborah Borecky
1 year ago

It’s time these councillors started listening to the people. It seems they are all (exception of maybe 5) are implementing & doing whatever they want to do thus the people not having a say in anything. If they want all these shelters, start putting them in their own neighborhoods.

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Adriana Bujokas
1 year ago

Families, children and elderly people have the right to live in safe neighborhoods

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Julawan
1 year ago

I strongly disagree with having a shelter with harm reduction and mental health at this location, which is near schools, childcares, and a senior house. Keep our neighborhood safe and clean.

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Jennifer LeBlanc
1 year ago

Endless places in the city to put a safe injection homeless shelter. Why put one in a residential street filled with schools parks elderly people and children

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Mihaela Riposan
1 year ago

Who will be living in these shelters? Are the people vetted (criminal background checks )? If they are criminals or addicted people dont they represent a danger to any community?

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Lisa Ricciardi
1 year ago Featured

I have a shelter like this next to where I work. There is nothing but problems with drugs, stealing,drinking, litter, destruction of property and homeless encampments in the area and the nearby parks. We do not need one in this location.

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Jordan
1 year ago

The shelter will turn the neighborhood into a dangerous dump. Unstable drug addicts are going to wreak havoc. The children & seniors in the neighborhood do not need an influx of used needles and fecal matter strewn all over the place.

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Jason Deally
1 year ago

I strongly disagree with the location of this shelter. Its proximity to schools and playgrounds makes it a very poor choice. Do better.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Keep our neighborhood safe and clean. No shelters.

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Mark Smit
1 year ago

Shelters shouldnt be so close to daycares and schools, and also not on a residential street like 66 third.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Placing an emergency shelter this close to our schools and senior homes is not harm reduction - period.

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tony
1 year ago

I SUPPORT THIS SHELTER

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Tannia Ribeiro
1 year ago

Stop putting them near schools or daycares

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Natasha
1 year ago

Zoning and by-laws should align with the need to protect people's physical and mental heath. Children's safety should not be sacrificed at any expense.

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Judy
1 year ago

Proszę, chroń dzieci