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About The Star. More News. Eva's has also leased a portion of the existing building at 25 Ordnance Street to operate a print shop and youth training centre. As part of the transfer of 11 and 25 Ordnance to Build Toronto, Build is required to continue to work with Eva's Phoenix in order to assist them in a transition to new accommodations and to provide both consulting support and financial support to facilitate this re-accommodation.
Does this one really have to happen? More condos along the tracks and Gardiner I'm all for making use of our land, but in a better way than just more condos. And who wants to live right at the fork of 2 railway lines one of which is soon to be a lot busier than it currently is , slightly north of a major expressway?
I'm a little north of this, closer to King and Strachan and I can hear the trains quite clearly, I'd hate to be smack in the middle of both lines on this parcel. I really hope Morgan Solar doesn't get pushed out, those are the kind of industries we want in areas such as this. I agree with this area being designated for employment. Some interesting commercial or industrial startups, mixed in with a little creativity much like Morgan Solar would be perfect for this spot. I think this are might be near capacity for residential developments.
King Streetcar is a joke. DRL with a Liberty Village stop anyone? The land directly east of the shelter, on the south side of Wellington would be much better if you ask me, right at the foot of Stanley Park. But they are maybe? Between that, the Strachan overpass, this development and the never ending development of Liberty Village Good spot for redevelopment.
It's pretty secluded, tucked into the tracks like that. I assume it'll be a couple of towers. Automation Gallery Superstar. York Aug 2, Phipps, Sarah Standard Official Plan Amendment Application for an extension of the bounary limits of Site Specific Policy 7 to permit additional residential uses.
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Services include emergency and transitional shelter, with key programming in areas including Independent Living, Mentorship, Skills Training, Employment and Education, Harm Reduction, Recreation, and Family Reconnection. We also provided safe shelter, transitional housing and emergency supports to 2, youth. It is estimated that there are at least 6, homeless youth in Toronto during the year and as many as 2, on a given night.
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Now we need the support of caring indiv- iduals and companies like you to make it possible. The most common characteristic of the youth we serve is their steadfast determination to overcome the circumstance that led to their homelessness. Their desire to improve their lives and learn the skills to live independently in the community is inspiring.
Family breakdown is the leading cause of youth homelessness. Most have experienced physical, sexual, or emotional abuse.
They are scared, feeling alone and lacking the confidence that comes with growing up in a caring environment resulting in youth at-risk of the threat of violence, exploitation, drugs and illness living on the streets.
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