1. Urban Problems
... them. However, the municipal level of government is not inculpable. The indifference and intransigence of municipal politicians in dealing with the issues are also part of the problem. James (2002) notes that three members of Toronto city council voted against a proposed by-law to open emergency shelters everywhere across the city because they wanted no part of the homeless problem in ... risk of homelessness. Transit problems in Toronto impact in many ways on the health and wellbeing of the city, but funds and programs addressing the issue are wanting. Hall (2001) notes that "major Ame...
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