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Youth homelessness advocate pushes shopping cart across Canada

  • October 17, 2016 at 1:20 pm

By Makala Chapman and Tara Henley

BELLEVILLE – A former homeless man is making a stop at Loyalist College on Monday to talk about youth poverty and awareness.

Joe Roberts, a Loyalist graduate, is taking part in a 9,000 km awareness marathon called Push for Change. He is pushing a shopping cart, a symbol of homelessness, across the country to raise funds and bring attention to the 35,000 youth living on the street in Canada.

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