Tiny Shelters News Today

Heather Grant of Hamilton says she and her family are victims of rents spiking in the city and have yet to find local supportive housing that fits their needs.

No one wants to live through a Canadian winter in a tent. But encampments are a dangerous and miserable result of hard-to-solve problems.

I just lost my husband, says woman who found spouse dead in trailer

Honourees to be recognized at three New Years Levee events.

The search continues for a place to put a village of tiny cabins for those unhoused in Hamilton, even a site beyond the downtown core and into a rural area.

Grassroots initiative aims for political support for new site after setbacks

HATS is planning on submitting a proposal to city staff in January, recommending a new location for the alliance’s village.

HATS is planning on submitting a proposal to city council in January, recommending a new location for the alliance’s village.

People who work with the homeless in the city say the season could be deadly for people living in Hamilton's tent encampments.

A number of Ontario municipalities have launched or are looking at tiny cabins as a way to transition people with challenges into more permanent housing.