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Allan Gardens is finally free of tents, but the city’s efforts on encampments just shift the homeless elsewhere

There are children playing in Allan Gardens — a pleasant sight that had long disappeared from view.

Moms and nannies pushing prams without fear of a looming menace or having to sidestep needles underfoot. No annoying music assaults the eardrums from boomboxes. Nobody cooking meth or blatantly consuming a host of street drugs.

Dogs are being walked — and not the curs kept as pets by homeless people who may not have had a single other source of companionship in their hardscrabble lives.


The homeless are shifted elsewhere because they are a political asset to the likes of Chow.

They’ll crow about this success today and be demanding more funding a week later.

Rinse and repeat.

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