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Homeless encampment under train bridge

ref: STO-O5P9D2
Homelessness Snap Report sent
Open 3 days
City target: 14 days

Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto

Reported on Mon, Jul 20, 2026 at 5:36 PM · 3d ago

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One person experiencing homelessness is occupying the west sidewalk beneath the train bridge on Lake Shore Boulevard West, surrounded by scattered belongings, debris including glass fragments, metal pipes, needles, and feces that block pedestrian access and create a public health hazard. The accumulation is impassable for wheelchair users and the individual has displayed aggressive behavior toward passersby.

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Homeless man with aggressive behavior have taken over the west sidewalk under the train bridge. Chattered glasses, pipes, needles and feces are all over. Theres no room for wheelchairs and the individual gets Violent Against pedestrians

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Jul 20, 2026 at 5:36 PM

Homeless man with aggressive behavior have taken over the west sidewalk under the train bridge. Chattered glasses, pipes, needles and feces are all over. Theres no room for wheelchairs and the individual gets Violent Against pedestrians

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