Toronto Sues Carpenter Building Tiny Homes for Homeless People

The city of Toronto is taking legal action against a Good Samaritan (Khaleel Seivwright) who builds tiny homes for people who are homeless. Khaleel has gained international attention for his initiative. But Brandon explains why the city isn’t having it.

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