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Nearly 60 years after Bob Dylan echoed the famous line “the times, they are as changin’,” the 1964 anthem that represented views of a generation gap and political divide marking American culture in the 1960s, those lyrics could certainly have been applied to the political landscape in Macomb County in 2023. Whether it was at […]

The cost of sheltering refugees and asylum seekers has become unsustainable for two Toronto churches, who have made the decision to close their doors to guests by the end of this year.

Hackel joined the show Thursday to share insights from his address, including what the county is doing to attract new residents to the state.

Toronto will see its coldest daytime high of the season on Tuesday.

Toronto will see its coldest daytime high of the season on Tuesday.

Toronto could soon ask the federal government to turn its armouries into makeshift shelters as it struggles to deal with the refugee housing crisis.

Toronto could soon ask the federal government to turn its armouries into makeshift shelters as it struggles to deal with the refugee housing crisis.

It was a troubling scene this summer and it’s happening again now as dozens of refugee claimants and asylum seekers wait outside Toronto’s Central Intake facility at 129 Peter St., hoping that a space might be found for them in the shelter system.

It was a troubling scene this summer and it’s happening again now as dozens of refugee claimants and asylum seekers wait outside Toronto’s Central Intake facility at 129 Peter St., hoping that a space might be found for them in the shelter system.

A church in Vaughan, Ont. along with a non-profit organization serving the Black community are calling for immediate solutions to help the “alarming” number of African refugees arriving in Canada who are seeking refuge as well as housing and employment in their community.