The city’s bureaucrats called them illegal and unsafe, and stapled trespass and eviction notices to many, informing their residents that the city had rented out hotel rooms for them. But to the people who live in them, the shelters are a tiny room of one’s own, providing a sanctuary from disease and danger.The carpenter who built tiny homes for Toronto’s homeless
The city’s bureaucrats called them illegal and unsafe, and stapled trespass and eviction notices to many, informing their residents that the city had rented out hotel rooms for them. But to the people who live in them, the shelters are a tiny room of one’s own, providing a sanctuary from disease and danger.
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