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As demovictions rise in Toronto, more tenants worry they could soon join the trend

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June 10, 2024

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About 240 rental units in Toronto could move a step closer to being torn down for new developments Tuesday, leaving their tenants victims of demoviction in the process. CBC's Lane Harrison explains.

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