The city has promised to announce details of a plan for the homeless in early October.

In a draft report developed by the Shelter, Support and Housing Administration in conjunction with United Way, city officials have put forward a number of potential strategies to get people off the street and keep them housed.

A pair of temporary housing facilities in midtown Toronto helped fuel duelling demonstrations on how to address homelessness amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A planned shelter in a west-end Toronto neighbourhood is sparking complaints from some residents because of its central location -- a feature the mayor says is key to the project.

A coalition of activist groups wants to hear if Toronto is failing to do what it should for homeless people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The group says the city has agreed that beds must be two metres apart and to end of the use of bunk beds in the shelter system.

The city says it is clearing tents that were abandoned after moving several people into housing last week.

Encampments have sprouted up across the city as those living in shelters have taken to the outdoors during the pandemic.

A coalition of homelessness advocacy groups is suing the City of Toronto over its response to the COVID-19 crisis.

"I completely understand the feeling of homelessness now more than I ever did."