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VIDEO: More than 2,000 people in Hamilton are said to be living unhoused and there are hundreds more in Halton and Niagara. While governments and community organizations look for solutions, a new learning resource is teaching high school students about homelessness in Canada. Newsmakers Host Rick Zamperin speaks with Wilfrid Laurier University criminology professor Carrie Sanders, one of the individuals behind this new tool.

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