The City of Toronto has secured 66 Third St. for use as a municipal shelter that will provide critical services to help seniors experiencing homelessness move toward permanent housing.

The shelter is part of the City’s Council-approved Homelessness Services Capital Infrastructure Strategy, which aims to open up to 20 new shelters citywide by 2033. These sites will help respond to demand and stabilize the shelter system.

Members of the community are invited to join City staff to provide feedback on the proposed design and planning amendments for the shelter at 66 Third St.

Learn more about the Strategy here.