We also can convert it to other formats and winzip it, but I don't know how useful that is to MAC users. Last year very few American papers participated in this joint cover plan. We need you. Activist By Catherine Dunphy Toronto Star Feature Writer Tomorrow, they'll still be marching in the heart of Toronto's homeless district. The committee predicts hundreds of people from across Toronto will turn out for the first national march and rally to protest rampant homelessness.
People reach the breaking point.
His crept up on him. In the morning breakfast lineup at Seaton House, the man ahead of him turned and spat on the floor. Lane fell into a rage and threatened the man. To make it a better place for other homeless people, he's active with the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty and the Toronto Disaster Relief Committee. He'll be one of the people making speeches at the end of the march tomorrow, near the St. Lawrence co-operative housing units.