Toronto respite centre plans change
Plans to convert an empty commercial building in downtown Toronto into a 60-space, 24-hour, low-barrier respite centre have shifted to become a 50-spa...
Stay updated with breaking news from Felix Centre. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Plans to convert an empty commercial building in downtown Toronto into a 60-space, 24-hour, low-barrier respite centre have shifted to become a 50-spa...
A downtown Toronto neighbourhood is divided after the city recently announced that it intends to open a new 24-hour respite centre for people experiencing homelessness in the community.
Several advocates are urging the City of Toronto to do more to boost the shelter system as we approach the winter season.
The new Toronto site at 629 Adelaide Street West is a re-location of a previous respite centre at 25 Augusta Avenue.
With cold weather around the corner and homelessness on the rise, the city of Toronto says it faces a desperate need for shelter space but one respite centre has some residents of a neighbourhood concerned.