Toronto continues to ignore the disastrous effects of its hotel shelter policy

The city of Toronto’s controversial plan to dump the homeless in three-star hotels during Covid was supposed to be a temporary measure only.

But now more than two years later, the homeless hotels are still operating, many with a phalanx of security guards 24/7 to try to keep the residents from wreaking havoc on the surrounding neighbourhood.

One such homeless hotel is the Roehampton on Mt. Pleasant at Eglinton, which opened in July of 2020 to the surprise of this once quiet family neighbourhood.

Sue-Ann Levy reports.

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