By Maan Alhmidi The Canadian Press
TORONTO – A new facility designed to house and support refugees and asylum seekers in Toronto is set to open next month with a focus on addressing mental health issues.
The Canadian Mental Health Association said Carlton House will accommodate up to 25 adults for six months to a year and provide them with help to find jobs and permanent housing.
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