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In the early-morning hours last week Wednesday, the makeshift tent Stephanie and Sean's daughter Olivia was sleeping in went up in flames. She suffered burns to nearly half of her body and is still fighting for her life. CBC News has agreed not to use Olivia's last name as she remains in a medically induced coma in a Toronto hospital.

Warmer weather should bring welcome relief for those who sleep rough, but recent events highlight the dangers of that world. The last two days have seen serious injuries to two people and a close call for a third.

Sarah Campbell, executive director, said that as Ark Aid packed up on Friday, it was 'a day full of emotion.'

Sarah Campbell, executive director, said that as Ark Aid packed up on Friday, it was ‘a day full of emotion.’

Sarah Campbell, executive director, said that as Ark Aid packed up on Friday, it was ‘a day full of emotion.’

Sarah Campbell, executive director, said that as Ark Aid packed up on Friday, it was ‘a day full of emotion.’

What started as a small Facebook group has turned into an important resource for those experiencing homelessness in London, Ont. A non-profit group uses outer plastic milk bags and grocery bags to crochet into sleeping mats which are donated to local agencies.

City hall has backed down in a controversial bylaw dispute that threatened a church and charity’s efforts to feed and help homeless people.

The deadline for a homeless meal service to comply with city bylaws has passed, with two sides in the dispute still talking.

A pilot program before the actual pilot program. A London man has spent 140 days living in a Conestoga hut on an Ark Aid Street Mission building on Dundas Street.