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NEWSLETTER - Canadian Harm Reduction Network

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Two broad-based coalitions – HOME (Housing Ontario Means Everyone) andOntario Needs A Raise – have joined together under a common banner:"Ontario needs a Roof, a Raise, a Home"and are organizing an event to ensure we're heard during the provincialelection campaign.Join us on Thursday, September 18th in demanding an end to unfairevictions, truly affordable housing, a $10 minimum wage and increases tosocial assistance...WHAT: Mock Tribunal EventWHEN: Thursday, September 18thWHERE: 777 Bay Street (where the head office of the Ontario Rental HousingTribunal and the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing are located) atCollege.TIME:••••11:30 a.m. -- leafleting at the corners of Bay and College.12 noon -- mock tribunal (where well-known lawyer Peter Rosenthalwill play the "Judge of the People's Court" and evict Ernie Eves (playedby anti-targeted policing activist Anna Willats) for wilfully trampling ontenant rights.12:30 pm -- representatives from Ontario Needs a Raise (SarahBlackstock) and HOME (Dana Milne) will summarize the key messagesand take questions from the media.12:45 pm -- leafleting at the corners of Bay and College (for about halfan hour)Help us make this a big and memorable event!!! We'll be getting posters forthe event out shortly and we need your help to get them up in yourcommunities and encourage people to come out. NOTE: TTC will be availablefor low-income tenants and homeless people attending the event. Look forCliff Martin ( wearing the neon yellow armband). Or if you think you can fill abus, we will cover the costs. To arrange, please contact Dana Milne at 416-599-6195 dana@tdrc.netFrom COUNTERfit… IDU Update:A couple of COUNTERfit service users claim that the price of a gram of cocaine hasdropped to as low as $65.00. At first I didn't put much credibility into this claim as theprice of cocaine has been stable between $80.00 and $100.00 for the past seven yearsin Toronto -- only a couple of weeks ago, that was still the price most people paid.However, I did make some inquiries and found a dealer in South Riverdale who is sellingdecent quality cocaine for $65.00/gram. If this price holds, we should be seeing anincrease in injection cocaine use in Toronto.Toronto <strong>Harm</strong> <strong>Reduction</strong> Task Forcewww.torontoharmreduction.org

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