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What do you see in the photo below? “Many parts of Mississauga are “home” to people who don’t have a home, but instead take shelter in hidden places, like stairwells and doorways, around parks, railways lines, not far from your home, perhaps.” (Mississauga Life, 2011)

Mississauga Shelter Users

Where do Homeless Canadians Sleep? 1.How many people are homeless in Canada? Is this an exact or an “average” number? How do you know? 2.Approximately how many Canadians sleep on the street each night? (Does “approximate” mean the same as “average”?) 3.What might be an example of “temporary institutional accommodations”? BONUS: Find Two Spelling Errors!

Data Management More than your Favourite Snack!

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