Toronto Mayor Seeks Solution for Tiny Homes Crisis in St. James Park
Toronto Mayor Seeks Solution for Tiny Homes Crisis in St. James Park

Toronto Mayor Seeks Solution for Tiny Homes Crisis in St. James Park

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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has intervened in a conflict involving Ryan Donais, founder of Tiny Tiny Homes, who has built tiny mobile shelters for the city's homeless population. The city issued a cease and desist letter demanding the removal of these structures from St. James Park, citing violations of municipal code and public safety concerns. Despite this, Chow's office has expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue with Donais to find a resolution that keeps vulnerable individuals safe and indoors. Donais has noted that the city did not provide alternative locations for the shelters, which he argues are essential for keeping homeless individuals warm and safe. The city's spokesperson emphasized the need for proper shelter solutions and acknowledged the community's concern for those in need. As of now, no immediate removal of the structures is planned while discussions continue.

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