LEVY: Welcome to Olivia Chow’s Toronto

It’s been more than two months since Olivia Chow became Mayor of Toronto, but the homeless crisis continues to worsen. To make matters worse, it doesn’t seem like Chow has a plan to address the crisis.

True North’s Sue-Ann Levy visits Allen Gardens in Toronto, where a major encampment of homeless people and Indigenous individuals continues to grow at an alarming rate.

Sue-Ann says she isn’t surprised that Chow doesn’t have a plan to address homelessness in Toronto, given her track record as a city councillor. She adds that Torontonians should brace themselves, as the situation will likely get a lot worse before it gets better.

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  • A two-time investigative reporting award winner and nine-time winner of the Toronto Sun’s Readers Choice award for news writer, Sue-Ann Levy made her name for advocating the poor, the homeless, the elderly in long-term care and others without a voice and for fighting against the striking rise in anti-Semitism and the BDS movement across Canada.

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