Toronto can’t handle influx of “refugee” claimants, Mayor Tory tells Ottawa

Mayor John Tory says continuing to house hundreds of refugee claimants beyond August would require closing multiple community centres and cancelling public programs — “a step the city is not prepared to take.”

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Toronto can’t handle influx of refugee claimants, Tory tells Ottawa

By David Rider and Jennifer Pagliaro, The Star, June 27, 2018:

In an urgent letter, Mayor John Tory is telling the federal government that Toronto can no longer handle the influx of refugee claimants and will no longer do so without emergency financial help from senior governments.

In the letter, obtained by the Star on Monday, Tory states that Toronto welcomes all newcomers “but we need the appropriate support and leadership of both Ontario and Canada,” and that the city scrambling to find emergency shelter for each new wave of arrivals is not sustainable.

“What’s needed is proper housing and proper supports, something the city cannot provide on its own,” the letter states.

Council will consider a report from city staff at a meeting that begins Tuesday.

The pressing problem saw the city begin to house refugee claimants in college dormitories starting in May. But those spaces are available only until the beginning of August. At that time, the city has no plan for how to house 800 people currently in those temporary spaces.

Tory’s letter says continuing to house them would require closing multiple community centres and cancelling public programs.