The Waterloo region announced on Monday that it would instruct the court whether the tent city would remain downtown Kitchener at the end of June.
A few weeks ago, the area issued an expulsion notice to Tent City, which appeared near Victoria and Weber Streets, asking them to leave by June 30.
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At that time, there were more than 50 tents in the area. As of Monday, there are still dozens of vacant lots left.
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The decision to bring this issue to court is that the homeless camp will not be cleared on Thursday. It says that it means.
According to a release from this region, "We are working to ensure that the site is emptied in a secure manner and that individuals on the site are aware of the services and support available. ".
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In this region, outreach partners and Regional Ontario Works work with people residing on the site to connect with the service. He states that he is supporting.
It also states that the homeless camp provided temporary storage for those in need.
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