In CTV News - « For 30 years, the magazine L'Itineraire has been telling stories about Montreal's homeless community.
What sets it apart is its commitment to reflect this community by giving those experiencing homelessness a platform for their stories and a way out of their situation.
As a magazine written by and for the homeless, the stories give readers a window into their world.
"It starts by expressing yourself. It starts by saying who you are and listening to those voices that have never been heard before," said L'Itineraire editor Josee Panet-Raymond. "Most of our vendors have gone through homelessness or are never far from homelessness, so you get the direct point of view, which is more accurate." »
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