People outraged as Toronto removes tiny shelter from city park Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. The City of Toronto removed a tiny, wooden, insulated shelter from a local park last night after filing an injuction against carpenter Khaleel Seivwright earlier this month to prevent him from continuing to build and place his structures on city-owned land. Homelessness advocate Zoë Dodd took to Twitter late Wednesday night to report that workers, who also happen to be members of the CUPE union along with her, were removing the structure at the directive of the city.