"It's all quite confusing as well," said Jason. "I took a week off work to try to navigate this and my head was spinning with all the different people transferring me, referring me to other people." It's part of the reason the Hastings thought it would be easier to find a place for Mitchell to live with social supports. Recent estimates from the City of London peg the number of unhoused people at close to 1,900. The city is proceeding with a plan, funded in part by a $25-million anonymous donation, to build what it calls a "people-centred, housing-centric" approach that takes into account input from hundreds of people from dozens of organizations, including the police, poverty activists, homeless relief agencies and the people living on the streets themselves. (Rebecca Zandbergen/CBC News) A week off work, to no avail
But in worlds ravaged by wars and diseases, in many cases it becomes a battle just to stay alive.Alex Hastings and her daughter, Lauren, outside their 1,000-square-foot home, where she and her husband, Jason, have been putting up Mitchell. He has but one hope - to find an alter ego in another universe to help him find his way home. With each jump sending him further and further back in time, he finds himself lurching from one alternate universe to another, some similar to his own, others drastically different. Unfortunately he ends up causing the very event that he went back to investigate.Ĭast adrift in the multiverse, he no longer has any control over where and when he will end up.
Finding a focal point in the past from which thousands of new universes seem to stem, he travels back in time to find out how they were created. When his ex-girlfriend, Lauren, starts having recurring nightmares about a strange alternate reality in which she was murdered, Josh becomes interested in proving the existence of other universes. But things get far worse for Josh Gardner when he can't even find his way back to his own universe. Getting lost in the wrong time was bad enough.
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