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Fine dining ‘with a view’ experience protested for being within view of homeless encampment

By John Gage
Published April 8, 2019 2:43pm ET
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Fine dining ‘with a view’ experience protested for being within view of homeless encampment
An anti-poverty group is staging protests against Toronto’s fine diners at the new pop-up restaurant experience Dinner With A View, which allows its guests to enjoy a luxury three-course meal while seated in a transparent dome with a 360-degree view. The dining room is within sight of a homeless encampment. “Toronto, like most cities, is […]

An anti-poverty group is staging protests against Toronto’s fine diners at the new pop-up restaurant experience Dinner With A View, which allows its guests to enjoy a luxury three-course meal while seated in a transparent dome with a 360-degree view.

The dining room is within sight of a homeless encampment.

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