Episode 209: Corrine Rahman on why she wants to delay some of the homeless hub plan

By Craig Needles

October 3, 2023 - 6:14pm

As London City Councillors get set to vote on the final approval for the locations of the city's homeless hubs, Corrine Rahman joins the podcast to explain why she's opposed to the location at 705 Fanshawe Park Road.

She discusses concerns about communication with residents and business owners in the area, and why she's supportive of some of the hubs - just not the one in the northwest end.

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