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illness to live in the neighbourhood of their choice.
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Council approves Toronto Housing Charter
The City of Toronto has approved a new Toronto Housing Charter — the first of its kind in Canada. The Charter states that “All residents should be able to live in their neighbourhood of choice without discrimination.”
Read the City of Toronto press release.
Read the commentary on the continuing NIMBY issue by the Toronto Star’s Christopher Hume.
