Homelessness became increasingly visible in Canada during the late 20th century, particularly in the 1980s, as economic changes, including the decline of manufacturing jobs and cuts to social services, led to rising unemployment and poverty. The deinstitutionalization of mental health patients also contributed to the issue, as many individuals found themselves without adequate support. By the 1990s, homelessness had become a significant social concern, prompting government and community responses to address the growing crisis.
When we lose our home we become homeless
help homeless babys
Becoming homeless is very easy. Dont pay your bills and your house will become a forclosure. There, you are now homeless.
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there is a bad homeless problem which we can solve.
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People become homeless because they don't make enough money to afford housing. If they have children, the children will also become homeless because their parents can't afford a place to live.
by giving them money.
Not always, most homeless are homeless due to losing a job, not having money to continue on their rent and such. Some of these, though they did not choose to become homeless at first, become accustomed to the freedom of such a lifestyle and say they choose to stay homeless. There are a few though that did consciously choose to become homeless and love it. The range of homelessness goes from the stereotype homeless person with very little in the way of possessions up to people that live in RV's.
Taxes hospitals and families
No one knows for sure. Most of Canada is so cold that people cannot live on the streets during the winter but estimates are around 50,000 with a couple million struggling to find proper housing.
yes the woman is homeless because she had pictures of her old houses and if she wasn't homeless why would they mention her in the story