
Thank you. Your numbers are outdated tho. Here are updated counts from Toronto’s 2021 Street Needs Assessment., page 20-21.
Thank you. Your numbers are outdated tho. Here are updated counts from Toronto’s 2021 Street Needs Assessment., page 20-21.
“There’s a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious—makes you so sick at heart—that you can’t take part. You can’t even passively take part. And you’ve got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you’ve got to make it stop. And you’ve got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it that unless you’re free, the machine will be prevented from working at all.”
Mario Savio
The tardigrade is lending you his.
That said, it is the failure of modern governments to enforce such moral behaviour these last two decades especially, but it is also a failure of us voters to force them to make good and uphold such morals in the first place.
I would also add that the encroachment of the religious far-right from America has had a detrimental effect on how voters judge who is and is not acting in a “moral” way. Religiosity is still seen as having a “moral code”, even tho there are dozens/hundreds of immoral acts commited by such people (and institutions).
I would recomment registering on Canada’s National Do Not Call List. It doesn’t help all the time, but in this instance of political calls it should.
Personally I’ve been registered for about 20 years and rarely get any unsolicited calls now.
I’m wondering where you see mostly male unhoused people, as in what areas of your city you frequent. Because if you aren’t visiting red light districts where unhoused women often ply their trade to gain financial resources, I would suggest your anecdotal evidence is skewed at best.
I can’t find a comprehensive list, but I did find a 2024 interprovincial co-operation report:
This is the most concise source I can find.
According the Constitutional divide of fed/provincial powers the only thing the feds can do is provide funding. Then it’s up to the provinces to use the funding appropriately.
That’s because it’s chock full absolutes and ambiguity every time you turn a page.
I wish they had mobile versions. :/
Yeah, that’s the problem. Why only 1 phone has the options most of us want?
I hate this billionaire-controlled timeline we’re on.
The Liberals aren’t the problem as the feds have little to do with provincial issues.
This is on Drug Fraud’s shoulders alone … and he couldn’t give a shit about poor unhoused women’s deaths.
Methadone is not the issue. Access to methadone is.
Canada is in the same boat. I knew people who lived in a remote area of Ontario, 30 kms (almost 19 miles) from the local methadone clinic, without transportation. So they would ride their bicycles into the town (on the Transcanada highway) daily.
It’s a screwed up system all over North America.
He thinks he’s opaque but people can see right through his machinations and manipulation.
aka Millhouse.
Canada doesn’t need fElon Musk invited up here to fuck with our lives.
Nope nope nope.
A rabbit hole worthy of a deep dive.
(Just lost 15 minutes checking it out. Gonna have to watch that. Lol)
On par for politicians to be wayyyy too interested in what’s in a girl’s underwear.
They’re all fucking pedophiles.
Ugh. Sorry about that. It’s changed since I first signed up.