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‘There is no wrong neighbourhood for a homeless shelter’: How COVID-19 is making tempers flare over housing Toronto’s homeless
COVID-19 has left the city caught between finding suitable spaces for the homeless and residents upset about new interim shelters and makeshift encampments.
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Yes, agree with this article, every neighbourhood should carry its share of emergency shelters. But what the city doesn’t understand is that if they were properly managed, most people wouldn’t notice or care. But dumping all the shelter residents onto the street, doing nothing about public defecating and urinating, drug use, drug dealing, littering, begging (when in violation of the SSA or HTA), harassment and sidewalk obstruction drive otherwise good and indifferent people to complain.