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West-end Toronto tenants faced with evictions from homes they ve lived in for decades

Corinne Lowe has been in her unit in Waldorf Towers since 2009, while Maria Theresa De Mesa has lived with her son in her apartment for 31 years. Now, both are facing eviction due to noise and clutter, respectively.

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PC MPP doubles down on lynching comment, opposition to legalizing rooming houses

PC MPP doubles down on lynching comment, opposition to legalizing rooming houses
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Upcoming purpose-built, modular residences in Beaverton, Ont give hope to the homeless

Upcoming purpose-built, modular residences in Beaverton, Ont give hope to the homeless
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Little money, no treatment for hoarding disorder in Kingston: agencies

Author of the article: Steph Crosier Publishing date: Apr 30, 2021 • April 30, 2021 • 8 minute read Article content A home is where a person can usually feel their safest. Belongings inside a home are usually in all the right places, arranged specifically, just the way the resident likes them. But what happens when those belongings hinder a person’s well-being or even endanger their life? Individuals in that situation are often diagnosed with hoarding disorder or with having hoarding tendencies. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Little money, no treatment for hoarding disorder in Kingston: agencies Back to video

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Little money, no treatment for hoarding disorder in Kingston: agencies

Little money, no treatment for hoarding disorder in Kingston: agencies
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