London homeless

Congratulations to Copp's Buildall for being good corporate citizens and developing two smaller-sized houses that can be used in backyards and smaller lots to help with the housing shortage. Read More

Some letter writers have suggested homeless people be put into psychiatric hospitals or rehab centres. Read More

Two dozen Londoners with years of living homeless will begin moving Thursday into a novel 25-unit affordable housing building that offers much more than nice rooms. Read More

It's a simple thing many people don't think much about – your feet get wet, you go home and you change your socks. Read More

City council's approval of the first shelter hubs is "a tipping point" for a fundraising campaign hoping to bring another $10 million into the battle against homelessness, the campaign leader says. Read More

LFP reporters Randy Richmond and Jack Moutlon are at city hall, where city council is expected to vote on the locations of the first three homeless hubs that will be opened across London – including the most contentious location, at 705 Fanshawe Park Rd. W., near residential homes in northwest

City council is set to vote Thursday on the location and operation of the first three health and homeless hubs – 24-hour shelters with a range of services for the highest-needs people living on the streets. Read More

London city council will vote Thursday on the proposed location of the city's first three health and homeless hubs, the building blocks of a new whole-of-community response to health and homelessness intended to get Londoners off the streets and on the path to housing. The recommendation to open a hub

Regarding the article In 9-6 vote, city politicians OK locations of first homeless 'hubs' (Sept. 27) Read More

The city will add a dedicated team to work with homeless people and beef up security measures in city “hot spots,” hit hardest by the homeless crisis, city politicians voted Tuesday. Read More

Rose Ricci fears for her parents’ safety. They are elderly and frail and the prospect of a homeless hub opening in their north London neighbourhood has her worried, she said Thursday. Read More

London's first, full-service homeless hubs will focus on youth, Indigenous people and women, providing 73 beds by mid-2024, and costing about $5 million to create and about $10 million to operate for two years, a just-published city hall report says. Read More