Declaration Recognizes ‘Real Risks’ of Homeless Crisis

Declaration recognizes ‘real risks’ of homeless crisis

The City of Thunder Bay has declared homelessness a humanitarian crisis and city leaders hope a collaborative approach with partnering organizations and First Nations communities will lead to short- and long-term solutions.

Thunder Bay, Ont., has declared homelessness as a humanitarian crisis. What happens now?

Thunder Bay, Ont., city council has voted in favour of declaring homelessness as a humanitarian crisis. The vote comes after recent calls from Indigenous leaders and housing advocates for the city to declare a state of emergency. Here's what advocates and people with lived experience have to say about the situation.

Thunder Bay city council declares homelessness a humanitarian crisis

Declaration stops short of state of emergency sought by Indigenous leaders

Thunder Bay - The City Declares Homelessness a Humanitarian Crisis

Following Council's approval on February 17, the City of Thunder Bay has officially declared homelessness a humanitarian crisis in our community. This decision builds on a shared commitment and re. . .

City declares homelessness as a humanitarian crisis

Thunder Bay declares homelessness a humanitarian crisis

Thunder Bay declares homelessness a humanitarian crisis, forming joint table with NAN and FWFN team