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Residents say they’re fed up with constant substance use, noise, fighting, drug deals, and garbage
Residents say they’re fed up with constant substance use, noise, fighting, drug deals, and garbage
Residents say they’re fed up with constant substance use, noise, fighting, drug deals, and garbage
Local officials trust landlords, but not tenants, with Federal money that is supposed to stave off an eviction crisis.
Posted: Jun 05, 2021 5:00 AM ET | Last Updated: June 5 Roger Gobeil, Programme Bienvenue client, is seen across the street from Hotel Place Dupuis, a temporary overflow shelter for Montrealers experiencing homelessness.(Matt D'Amours/CBC) comments Roger Gobeil spends the afternoon at Place Émilie-Gamelin in downtown Montreal, the day before he moves into his new home. This was the same spot where a stranger approached him two months ago, and asked if he was OK. Gobeil wasn't OK. It was the start of Quebec's third wave, and he had just been evicted from his apartment. Sick with emphysema, a ...