Jordan Marjorie
@jamteezy.bsky.social
writer, former journo. Probably sitting next to the river.
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@jamteezy42.bsky.social
#Tkemlups
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Into natural disasters, poems, and infrastructure.
Other account:
@jamteezy42.bsky.social
#Tkemlups
I blog -->
https://jordanmarjorie.substack.com/
Into natural disasters, poems, and infrastructure.
Reposted by Jordan Marjorie
“The first story is from Victoria Gibson at the Toronto Star — about Jason Miles, a man whose addiction and homelessness cost more than $260,000 through ER visits, shelters, and jail stays. Not because he wanted that path, but because there wasn’t another one.”
2/ www.thestar.com/news/gta/jas...
2/ www.thestar.com/news/gta/jas...
Jason Miles’ addiction cost $260,000 in emergency room, shelter and jail stays. A Toronto hospital’s radical solution: just give him a home
Jason Miles’ addiction cost $260,000 in emergency room, shelter and jail stays. A Toronto hospital’s radical solution: just give him a home
www.thestar.com
October 4, 2025 at 6:59 PM
“The first story is from Victoria Gibson at the Toronto Star — about Jason Miles, a man whose addiction and homelessness cost more than $260,000 through ER visits, shelters, and jail stays. Not because he wanted that path, but because there wasn’t another one.”
2/ www.thestar.com/news/gta/jas...
2/ www.thestar.com/news/gta/jas...
Reposted by Jordan Marjorie
“When Dr. Andrew Boozary and his team at Toronto's University Health Network looked deeper into the issue, they discovered that about 100 patients accounted for more than 4,500 emergency department visits in one year.”
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Toronto ER costs, visits by frequent patients reduced with new housing model | CBC News
The Dunn House, a long-term housing project with easy access to healthcare, is helping 48 of Toronto's most-frequent visitors to the ER. The program has greatly reduced the number of hospital visits a...
www.cbc.ca
October 4, 2025 at 6:59 PM
“When Dr. Andrew Boozary and his team at Toronto's University Health Network looked deeper into the issue, they discovered that about 100 patients accounted for more than 4,500 emergency department visits in one year.”
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www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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