I want to know what the law says about this? Does Supportive Housing Projects legally need to inform their clients prior to moving into the building about these sites?
My complaint is that Children's Aid Society purposely instusalize kids. Their agenda is to institutionalize kids so they are always dependent on ODSP and OW and SOY and these supportive housing projects. The other complaint is how by law they do not need to tell the clients about their site and how they post tenant stories on their site. I am moving out April 29, 2016 but 138 Pears Avenue does not think it needs to tell future tenants about this issue prior to moving into the building.
Monday, 25 April 2016
This is a conversation I had with another tenant in the computer area room at 138 Pears Avenue. We talked about the issue of 138 Pears Avenue lying to tenants and not telling them that the building had these sites and also insisting that this was a normal building just like any other building. Scary for me to experience. I really believe that CAS purposelessly institutionalized me so that when I was a adult I would accept this shit. No more I am handing in my keys to their lawyer soon. I can't stand accepting these poor conditions and I would rather be homeless than accept these poor conditions. I moved into this building becuase I was reffered by SOY and they never told me about these sites prior to me moving into the building and I feel like its wrong for them not to inform tenants prior to them moving into the building and I also feel like these workers care more about their job than they do about protecting their clients. I moved into the building and I met another tenant who warned me that CAS turned me instauilaized and I now see she was telling me the truth. I must of been institutionalized for me not to google the address sooner and notice all this sooner than 2 years but as soon as I became aware I gave my notice and I complained to SOY and 138 Pears Avenue but they did not care that I was never informed prior to me moving into the building.
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