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      • January 18, 2023 Region of Waterloo Council Meetings
      • December 6, 2022 Region of Waterloo Meetings
      • 2022 Municipal Election Candidate Responses
      • Unsheltered Campaign 2022 Municipal Candidate Pledge
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The Criminalization of homelessness

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  • The Criminalization of Homelessness: A Canadian Perspective -Stephen Gaetz
  • ​Criminalization of Homelessness - Homeless Hub
  • Neo-Vagrancy Bylaws Across Canada
  • ​What Is the Criminalization of Homelessness? -Understanding Homelessness in Canada
  • Homeless rights in Canada: Our address to the United Nations - Pivot (2016)
  • Justice connect: Homeless Law - In the public eye: Addressing the negative impact of laws regulating public space in people experiencing homelessness - Via Homeless Hub
"The criminalization of homelessness refers to policies, laws, and local ordinances that make it illegal, difficult, or impossible for unsheltered people to engage in the normal everyday activities that most people carry out on a daily basis, or in activities that help make them safer. These are known as life-sustaining activities, and criminalizing them makes it effectively illegal to be unsheltered, often without providing a sustainable alternative."
-Source: Is Being Homeless a Crime? - National Alliance to End Homelessness

How do we blame those forced to live outside, when we repeatedly place (and displace) them there? #unsheltered

— Regan Sunshine Brusse (@ReganBrusse) March 21, 2022
  • Highway and Traffic Act
  • Safe Streets Act
  • Homeless and Jailed: Jailed and Homeless - The John Howard Society of Toronto
  • Changes: The Affidavit Project - Justice for Children and Youth & Street Youth Legal Services

  • Living Rough: Encampments
  • ​Living Rough: Washrooms
  • The Housing First Approach
  • Substance Use and Homelessness​
  • Housing: A Human Right
  • 2022: The State of Our Municipalities

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