Homeless encampments, COVID-19, and Canada's housing crisis
Episode Date: August 4, 2020Since the start of the pandemic, homeless encampments have multiplied in parks across Canada. City officials are worried about safety and sanitation,...
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1700 episodes transcribedSince the start of the pandemic, homeless encampments have multiplied in parks across Canada. City officials are worried about safety and sanitation,...
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