A Montreal woman was able to be cared for by several workers after she told TVA Novelles that she was forced to sleep on the street.
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Johan Lalonde confirmed to the TVA Nouvelles team on Sunday that she found emergency accommodation at a hotel in Montreal.
“When he told me the news that I wouldn’t be sleeping on the street I was in tears, I was shaking, I couldn’t speak,” Ms Lalonde said.
On Saturday, she said in an interview with TVA Nouvelles that she has nowhere to go because she lost her home and can no longer live with her daughter, who has to accommodate her many children.
“I don’t know where I will sleep. I looked everywhere for accommodation within my budget and couldn’t find anything. Landlords charge exorbitant prices for one-bedroom apartments. I’m scared,” she said.
Unfortunately, Mme Lalonde is not alone in this situation. In Montreal alone, about 25 people have been placed in emergency situations and have access to workers there to help them with their research.
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