This is the reality for residents at Bond. And there are three elevators, one designated contractors only. When the other two break down, which is frequently. All residents are denied access. They're told to use the stairs, disabled or not.

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This is so important. And since it mentions the stat that 6% of people on ODSP & OW were unhoused as of April '24, I want to add that these two benefits are split into 'Basic Needs' & 'Shelter', and if you're homeless, you don't get the 'Shelter' portion, even to save up $$.

Disability justice is absolutely inextricable from housing justice, and vice versa.

“The fact that there are so many rent strikes speaks to how dire the housing situation is for tenants...The fact that people are exploring these actions say a lot. … The intention isn’t to break the law, but to take collection action.” – Chiara Padovani toronto.ctvnews.ca/people-are-so-…

When the Province forces OPS to close

Still relevant. Failed shelter system.

The Toronto Police Service Board’s Public Consultation on Protests and Encampments is a sham and a scam that will make communities more unsafe. Today a coalition of 12 orgs and groups (including UofT Occupy for Palestine) is calling for the boycott of the public consultation process👇

“Zoë Dodd, a co-organizer with the Toronto Overdose Prevention Society, says people will use drugs with or without supervised sites, but the risk of fatal overdoses goes up without them.” #harmreduction #saveoursites #kmops

Solidarity!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻