Want
to be part of the solution to end homelessness?
Come
to National Housing Day!
November 22nd 2002
In
Toronto:
12
noon –Church of the Holy Trinity (Trinity
Square beside Eaton Centre)
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Greeting
by Archbishop Terry Finlay
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Release
of Report Card One Year After Federal, provincial and
territorial housing agreement -- Michael Shapcott, co-chair
National Housing and Homelessness Network.
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Community
meal for homeless people and others.
12:40pm -- March to City Hall (staring from Church of the Holy
Trinity)
1-2pm
-- Rock n’ Rally for Housing! Nathan
Phillips Square (City Hall)
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Completion of the
symbolic house – 1pm
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Hey Stella! Urban
country live band
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Jack Layton and Cathy
Dunphy will MC the event
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Cathy Crowe -
Street Nurse and Toronto Disaster Relief Committee steering
committee member
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Homeless person
– to be announced
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Wayne Samuelson -
Ontario Federation of Labour President
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Ursula Franklin -
Internationally Recognized Peace Activist
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Donald Whitehead
– Executive Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless
(U.S.)
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Micheal St. George
– one of Canada’s leading dub poets
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John Cartwright
– Toronto and York District Labour Council President
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The Tombstones –
local rock n’ roll band
All
Day -- Photo Exhibit on Homelessness (Main
Floor, City Hall)
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Photos
by Chris Bognat of CAW Local 112. Photographer available for
interviews.
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Book
Launch of “Homelessness: A message for working
Canadians”
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Official
proclamation on display in lobby.
The Toronto event is sponsored by
the Advisory Committee on Homeless & Socially Isolated Persons,
Canadian Pensioners' Concerned, Church of the Holy Trinity, the City
of Toronto, Homelessness Action Group, Housing Action Now, Older
Women's Network, Scarborough Homelessness Committee, Toronto and York
Region Labour Council, the Toronto Disaster Relief Committee, Toronto
Youth Cabinet, and the West Coalition on Housing & Homelessness.
This event is part of a national initiative hosted by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the
National Housing and Homelessness Network, and the Toronto Disaster
Relief Committee.Click
here for the event flyer.
For more information, contact TDRC at 416-599-8372 or email tdrc@tdrc.net