Posted on 24/09/07
Crack use 'staggering' among homeless
TORONTO -- Half of the Toronto homeless people surveyed for a health study said they had used crack cocaine regularly in the past year, making the highly addictive drug more popular on the street than marijuana and throwing new obstacles at those trying to get the city's most marginalized residents off the streets.
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