Posted Jun 23, 2017, 7:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ars
Don't wanna delve too deep into this but your religious rights =/= LGBTQ/minority rights, equating those two is what I would call a slippery slope.
The only other comment I have on this is that I agree with 1overcosc in that the government needs to take a good hard look at any group/charity that peddles an anti-LGBTQ or anti-minority message.
Back on topic, I think that the move to Vanier is a good move overall, but the shelter needs to bring more value to the community than just being a shelter. Vanier is already a vulnerable part of Ottawa, it would be good to have a stable community center in that neighbourhood.
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The Sally Ann site in Vanier is a block from the Wabano Centre and about 10-15 minutes on foot from the Community Centre up on the "lollipop" loop of Pères-Blancs.
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