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Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless
Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless

Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless

Date6/4/1990
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  • Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless
  • Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robertson House: The largest women's shelter in the city has been criticized by a coalition for not meeting the emotional and educational needs of the homeless.
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