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Chinatown Youth demands more for Montreal’s downtown homeless

“Not in Verdun,” said Estelle Mi, co-coordinator of Chinatown Youth, when speaking about the need for more resources for Montreal’s homeless population after the closure of a downtown Chinatown homeless shelter. Gareth Madoc-Jones has more.

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