S. 7 of the Charter states that everyone has the right to life, liberty and security. If we let the encampments continue, are we not infringing on the security of others that want to use the park? #OJENROEJSP22@OJEN_ROEJ@ProvostLaw
@tl__03@OJEN_ROEJ@ProvostLaw The concern for COVID-19 does not go away in encampments. In fact, there are many sanitation issues, such as “the lack of ready access to clean running water… a primary defence against the spread of COVID-19” (Poff v. CIty of Hamilton, 190). #OJENROEJSP22@OJEN_ROEJ@ProvostLaw
@griffinslaw22 (2/2) This standard isn't possible in encampments, which leads to more crime, ultimately endangering the people that live there. It’s not only for the safety of the general public, but of the people that live in the encampments as well. #OJENROEJSP22@OJEN_ROEJ@ProvostLaw
City of Toronto municipal bylaw 608-9 states that public parks can not be allowed to be used for non-recreational purposes. Recreational purpose is defined to be activities that relate to hobbies. Living in said park is against this bylaw, and is infringing on the public property