Picture it: wandering wearily through the city, being told there’s “no room,” and finding temporary shelter in repurposed spaces. No, it’s not a Christmas pageant. It’s any given night in Ottawa for far too many people – almost 8,000 people, in fact. Read More
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Appleyard: It's Christmas and everyone deserves peace, joy and good health
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