The Tyee
Grace C. Warren
Last published March 2026 · On our record since 2026
Where this writer stands
Housing1 piece
Public supply and demand controlsMarket supply and deregulation
“People with a brain injury need affordable, accessible housing with special support, including alternative transportation, age-appropriate settings and flexible living options. A housing-first approach with adequate financial help provides the stability needed for successful community living.” Read the piece
Health1 piece
Expand public coverageMore private delivery
“The expansion of brain injury health-care services into homeless communities is also key, with particular emphasis on screening and diagnostic services as the first step to connecting people to specialized care.” Read the piece
Federalism1 piece
Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“Bill C-206, an act to establish a national strategy on brain injuries, represents a critical step toward addressing brain injury in Canada and, as an outcome, addressing homelessness.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- The Hidden Injury That’s Increasing Homelessness | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · Mar 16, 2026