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The eviction of homeless people from Milligans Park is the result of a broken system ill-prepared to catch people when they fall, says the head of Barries David Busby Centre.Executive director Sara Peddle said the region has lacked sufficient affordable housing and income security for years. Now, the disconnect between the health-care, social and justice systems brought on by the COVID-19
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stanley cup s is not a homelessness issue; it is the result of a broken system 鈥?a symptom of a bigger problem, she said. Quite simply, the solution to homelessness is housing and 鈥?a feeling of community. Often, the system further perpetuates the ever-intensifying cycle of poverty. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On June 18, municipal bylaw enforcement and city police officers cleared out an encampment of homeless people living at Audrey Milligan Park
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Residents in Erin can soon purchase cannabis in town.Town council has approved a motion to allow recreational cannabis stores to operate. Staff will notify the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
stanley cup AGCO and take the necessary administrative steps to invite proprietors. Mayor Allan Alls said that compared to alcohol, he did not have any problems with cannabis. It is my age group that is telling me we need it because they use it for medical reasons, Alls said. I know I get the police reports, and if were going to shut anything down, it is the LCBO because its all people drinking and driving. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Town staff presented the resu
stanley mug lts of a second survey receiving 277 responses from residents. It opened July 1 and closed July 31 at the request of council. The survey results show 70 per cent of respondents favour permitting cannabis retail stores, whereas about 27 per cent of respondents voted against it.Council initially considered opting-in to permitting cannabis retail stores in 2018. An initial survey was released in the summer of 2018, receiving 601 responses. Survey results state that 47 per cent of people were in favour of retail stores and 49 per cent were against. Coun. John Brennan shared his thoughts on the latest survey.
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