Instead of evicting the homeless from parks, then setting up surveillance, and rather than lose money on COVID hotels, the city could have housed every person living on the streets and still have money to spare, community worker Diana Chan McNalley at the Toronto Drop-in Network tells Moore In The Morning.

<p>Instead of evicting the homeless from parks, then setting up surveillance, and rather than lose money on COVID hotels, the city could have housed every person living on the streets and still have money to spare, community worker Diana Chan McNalley at the Toronto Drop-in Network tells Moore In The Morning.</p>

The Rush breaks down the biggest issues affecting the city today, and discusses where we’re headed tomorrow

<p>The Rush breaks down the biggest issues affecting the city today, and discusses where we&rsquo;re headed tomorrow</p>

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