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Toronto says its moved more than 1,500 homeless people into permanent housing since mid-March as its battled COVID-19 鈥?a nearly 50 per cent increase over the same period last year.But some outreach workers say that figure doesnt fairly represent Torontos pandemic-specific response, since more than 40 per cent were already on waitlists before the virus hit, and the number reflects the total instead of this years COVID-specific increase.While the city says it has moved 1,570 people into permanent housing since mid-March, using rent-to-geared-income RGI assistance and housing allowances, last year during the same time period it moved 1,050 people using the same programs, according to data provided to the Star. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Coun. Joe Cressy, chair of Torontos board of health, said the city is spending $200 million on efforts to combat homelessness during COVID-19.While hes now confident that Ottawa and Queens Park will step in to assist with those costs, he said the city didnt wait for confirmation of that aid before putting its plans in motion. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW What th
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OTTAWA 鈥?The Department of National Defence stands accused of trying to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to withhold information from Parliament and Canadians.There has been widespread concern about federal departments failing to respond to access-to-information requests since th
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