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Ford government’s move to withdraw support for resettlement of asylum seekers ‘short-sighted,’ says Vaughan

Ottawa and Quebec agreed to set up a triage system that would help to, for example, identify where the pressures in the housing system are most acute and to react immediately to resolve the issue. The federal government has been interested in setting up the system in Ontario, too.

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July 5, 2018

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