Police Services reports decline in police calls due to supportive housing. – at Hamilton, Ontario
St. Thomas, ON – May 1st 2025
A new analysis by the St. Thomas Police Service highlights a clear and positive trend in the downtown core: calls for service are on the decline.
stps.on.ca/calls-for-service…
@cityofstthomas
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It was great to have you drop in and enjoy the festivities!
Delightful Christmas Party at Cornerstone Suites in Streetsville. Built and beautifully managed by Indwell, about to construct a third residence in Clarkson. The stories I heard today stressed how happy residents are with their tiny perfect apartments and a new start in life.❤️
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Thank you @AlvinTedjo
It takes all of us working together to make sure our most vulnerable have housing.
Welcome to Streetsville @IndwellCA!
Great to see all levels of government come together to build much needed supportive housing in #Mississauga👏
I got to meet neighbours in Streetsville who were out of options, but now have a safe, supportive and affordable place to call home🏡
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Jeffrey Neven retweeted
Welcome to Streetsville @IndwellCA!
Great to see all levels of government come together to build much needed supportive housing in #Mississauga👏
I got to meet neighbours in Streetsville who were out of options, but now have a safe, supportive and affordable place to call home🏡
Cycling friends, how do you get through this #HamOnt intersection when heading west on King to Lawrence (red arrows)? The bike lanes end at (blue arrow) on King and begin again at (blue arrow) on Lawrence.
King is like an expressway over the Redhill, high speeds and 4 lanes. – at Hamilton, Ontario
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I'm pretty bold and fairly fast but I was unable to get to the car left turning lane to Lawrence. Top that off with no pedestrian crossing or green box on the East side of the Lawrence/King intersection so hitting the sidewalk and crossing as a pedestrian isn't even an option. – at Hamilton, Ontario
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How is it possible that our city councillors are turning down housing units at a site surrounded by high rise, bus stops, community infrastructure and only metres away from a highway on ramp?
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Jeffrey Neven retweeted
At my State of the City address, I announced that 4 London developers are teaming up for a new supportive housing project. Now, the time has come to move forward. With Council approval, this initiative will bring 50 much-needed units to our city, early as next year. #ldnont
Thanks for spending the time to talk housing!
.@JeffreyNeven @IndwellCA speaks @JeyanTVO on challenges for those on ODSP & getting housing: ‘We as a society have said that people with disabilities need to figure out how to live & provide housing & utilities on $498. Nowhere in Ontario can you do that.’
Are parking lots the solution to affordable housing? Neighborhoods prefer storing cars over housing people.
linkedin.com/posts/jeffrey-n…
Jeffrey Neven retweeted
Thank you @peelregion Chair Nando Iannicca for standing up for supportive #housing in #Mississauga.
📢 Say it louder for the NIMBYs in the back: "We don't zone people"!
Jeffrey Neven retweeted
When they endanger the safety and security of vulnerable people while calling themselves 'concerned citizens' we can not ignore that. Read our (first) official statement on this below
Jeffrey Neven retweeted
🚨 Enough is enough. Misinformation groups in #Mississauga are pressuring the city to break its own standards and procedures in order to delay badly needed #housing development. Today, they went too far.
My wife trains autism service dogs. She was kicked out of @TorontoPearson airport because they said that only dogs for the blind are allowed.
#servicedog
#autism
#AutismAwareness
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1996: 600,000 community housing units across Canada.
2023: 600,000 community housing units across Canada
We've only replaced what has been lost. No gain.
Thanks @stephcorriveau from the Community Housing Transformation Centre for these numbers.
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Jeffrey Neven retweeted
Hamilton’s encampment population grows, with shelters packed, rents rising, housing scant and winter coming
Spike has city’s housing director concerned thespec.com/news/hamilton-re… @TeviahMoro reporting #HamOnt
1890 people are homeless in Hamilton
280 are sleeping outdoors (up 120 since Aug)
68 encampment sites
Only 19 people housed since January
@IndwellCA has a dozen sites ready to build deeply affordable housing with supports. The missing piece is federal and provincial funding.
Jeffrey Neven retweeted
NEW: The flat-rate fees school boards charge developers are making it harder for low-income families and unhoused people to put a roof over their heads, according to @IndwellCA, a local non-profit affordable housing developer.
cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/… #HamOnt























