The City of Toronto has sent a warning letter to a Toronto carpenter who is building tiny mobile shelters for unhoused people ahead of winter and it says it could take legal action if the structures remain on city property. One of Khaleel Seivwright's Toronto Tiny Shelters sits in Alexandra Park. (Michael Charles Cole/CBC)Romoff said there are 10 shelters built by Seivwright currently on city property at several locations. "The city has not issued permits or in any way consented to the placing of these structures on its property," Romoff said in the letter. "The City of Toronto therefore demands that you immediately cease the production, distribution, supply and installation of such shelters for the purposes of placement and use on city property.

Source: CBC News November 21, 2020 23:48 UTC