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Canadian Social Research

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Description: Bibliography of links related to homelessness, from press releases and newspaper articles to reports and web sites. -Conclusions: Useful resource when doing research on any of the issues related to homeless.

Type of Resource: Website

Publication Date: 2003

Location: Ottawa


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