Operator of Unlicensed Group Homes in Toronto Unable to Comply with New City Rules

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Operator of Unlicensed Group Homes in Toronto Unable to Comply with New City Rules
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An operator of unlicensed group homes that cater to vulnerable residents in Toronto says she can't comply with new city rules regulating rooming houses without additional funding.

An operator of unlicensed group homes that cater to vulnerable residents in Toronto says she can't comply with new city rules regulating rooming houses without additional funding. The city defines a rooming house as a building where four or more rooms are rented out to separate people.

That's what Simone Sewell does at three homes in the Malvern and Morningside neighbourhoods of Scarborough, where she provides care for around 30 people with mental and physical health challenges.

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