A tale of two tent cities: What rulings in Ontario and B.C. mean for homeless encampments

Across the country, landmark cases are reckoning with what a Charter right to “life, liberty, and security” means when there’s nowhere to stay.

Last month, an Ontario superior court ruling found that to evict encampment residents when there was inadequate indoor shelter space would violate their rights. In B.C., a charter-based approach has been in place for nearly 15 years. https://t.co/QU2dfo7QXW

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