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The Faith Communities’ Charter and Action Plan on Poverty Reduction

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Janet Copps
11 years ago

Act now not some promise for the distant future

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Janet Copps
11 years ago

Act now not some promise for the distant future

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Anonymous
11 years ago

. . . and stop tearing down perfectly good rental properties to build more condos that no working person can afford!!!

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Christine Cover
11 years ago

. . . and stop tearing down perfectly good rental properties to build more condos that no working person can afford!!!

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Joanne Page
11 years ago

The time has come to eradicate poverty in Toronto.

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Joanne Page
11 years ago

The time has come to eradicate poverty in Toronto.

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Janis Daly
11 years ago

why is corporate welfar so acceptable and individual poverty is not?

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Janis Daly
11 years ago

why is corporate welfar so acceptable and individual poverty is not?

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Mary Doucette
11 years ago

This should be a priority for Toronto

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Mary Doucette
11 years ago

This should be a priority for Toronto

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Ryan Friedman
11 years ago

let's solve this problem now.

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Ryan Friedman
11 years ago

let's solve this problem now.

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Celestial Church of Christ Olajuwon Parish
11 years ago

Fully Support Faith in The CityChartet and Action Plan on Poverty Reduction

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Celestial Church of Christ Olajuwon Parish
11 years ago

Fully Support Faith in The CityChartet and Action Plan on Poverty Reduction

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Judy Fleming
11 years ago

We in the faith community must keep putting pressure on the municipal and provincial governments to help those in Toronto living below the poverty line.

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Judy Fleming
11 years ago

We in the faith community must keep putting pressure on the municipal and provincial governments to help those in Toronto living below the poverty line.

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Kathryn Cullen
11 years ago

When more than a quarter of the children in this city live below the poverty line, we can’t afford to miss this opportunity to do something to help those in poverty.

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Kathryn Cullen
11 years ago

When more than a quarter of the children in this city live below the poverty line, we can’t afford to miss this opportunity to do something to help those in poverty.

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Janelle at Citizens for Public Justice
11 years ago

Check out the Dignity for All Campaign, calling for a national anti-poverty plan: http://www.dignityforall.ca/

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Janelle at Citizens for Public Justice
11 years ago

Check out the Dignity for All Campaign, calling for a national anti-poverty plan: http://www.dignityforall.ca/