Justice Issues
Toronto Homeless Memorial-August 2020
Once a month we mourn the lives of those who passed away on the street. These deaths are always preventable and more needs to be
Once a month we mourn the lives of those who passed away on the street. These deaths are always preventable and more needs to be
Every second Tuesday of each new month brings with it the melancholy of our homeless memorial. The pandemic has reduced our gathering sizes so we
Toronto Star: Homeless memorial records 995th name as city committee debates new housing action plan Darlene Stimson spoke with anger and grief, standing at the
Cathy Crowe, Street Nurse, Author Thank you for inviting me to this place I have spent a lot of time in. I’d like to read
With her forehead resting in her right hand, Rachel Robinson quietly wept as her friend was included among the names of the dead read out
Please join us at the Homeless Memorial for an hour of remembrance and advocacy. This outside vigil will be followed by a solemn procession to
On Tuesday, February 13th at the Toronto Homeless Memorial a small excerpt of King Lear, called Too Little Care will be performed. Walter Borden, actor, playwright,
Join us next week for the first 2017 memorial. We will gather outside for 20 to 30 minutes and then enjoy a light lunch together
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