City crews cleared an encampment in a small downtown park in Toronto on Monday, but one advocate says the timing of the ...
For Covenant House Toronto, the rise in youth homelessness means that their 96-bed shelter is chronically at capacity.
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From suits to sleeping blankets: Finance executives brave the cold overnight for youth homelessness
About 70 Bay Street executives will be sleeping outside in the cold winter to raise money for youth experiencing homelessness ...
Shouts and chants rained down upon politicians at the Ontario legislature Monday as the government passed a housing bill that ...
All encampments within a 200-metre radius of a school, playground or daycare will now be subject to the three-strikes rule on ...
TD Bank Group (TD) has made an inspiring $2-million commitment to advance St. Michael's Hospital's efforts to remove barriers to healthcare for more people experiencing poverty, homelessness, and ...
More than 132 organizations are warning the Ontario government that a proposed bill on tenants rights might drive up ...
Toronto will open 1,275 additional shelter spaces for unhoused people this winter, but advocates say the plan is not enough to get everybody without a home out of the cold.
This weekend, Canada’s largest organization supporting youth experiencing homelessness is opening an additional 45 beds to help make sure young people have a safe ...
Families Anticipated capacity: Up to 32 families Opening date: 2028 The City of Toronto has secured 108 Harrison St. for use as a family shelter, providing a welcoming and caring place for families ...
Mark Aston, CEO of Covenant House Toronto, joins BNN Bloomberg to talk about the annual Sleep Out: Executive Edition, raising awareness on the issue of youth homelessness.
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