So there are 557 homeless people, with the number expected to grow, but the 5 million dollar a year village we are building will only have 80-100 units? Obviously encampments aren’t going anywhere.
Anyone else feel like these tickets should be limited to Thunder Bay residents? It’s gotten to the point where your chances are the same as lottomax or 649.
The new city manager is shoving this down our throats. I am very surprised by some of the positive reception he has been receiving since taking over. All he’s done is spend money and insist we grow our population, meanwhile, a lack of housing is the reason we have so many people living in tents! We can’t take on more people until we get more affordable housing!
Read up on how Edmonton just handled their encampments. The human rights approach was forced upon them but was thrown out in court, and the city then went to town tearing down encampments. Over 50 of them. And guess what? The people living in them ended up in actual housing or shelters because their hand was forced. Tough love, but it worked. Stop enabling these people.
You’re not naive enough to think these drugs are not being produced within the US itself? The amount of illegal guns flowing into our country from the US is a bigger issue.
What does this have to do with the liberals? OEB is an independent body who was just last fall overruled by legislation Doug Ford put in place, causing your rates to increase. Shame on you Conservatives.
WiseOwl: you actually think Pollivere is any better? He’ll cut the carbon tax then stick it to you some other way. That’s why they all do. Sides don’t matter.
jdbjdb: you are only partially correct. The charter ruling only applies if there is no shelter space. There is currently an article at the top page of this website stating there are beds available at Urban Abbey. The city therefore has every right to evict these people. But they won’t because they have adopted the toothless human rights approach which they were not obligated to do so.