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Volunteers purchase ice-fishing shelters for people without homes in Halifax
A group of volunteers in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has purchased ice fishing shelters to help the homeless this winter.
These shelters, also known as "warm huts", temporarily protect people from cold and strong wind.
So far, volunteers have installed around 20 shelters at various locations across the city.
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