A bailiff attended a former church in Lowertown that is now home to The United People of Canada (TUPOC) on Wednesday threatening to change the building’s locks and alleging the organization wasn’t paying rent. Read More
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Eviction spat erupts at 'freedom movement' church over alleged non-payment of rent
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