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Airport. Step on to Cloud9. This is a CBC podcast.

It's a Saturday in August 2017. A heat wave had just come and gone. Two friends had been

out grabbing some pizza and they decided to cap off their afternoon with a hike. The

pair had down into Toronto's Rosedale ravine, passed a dog park, into the shaded past the

twist through the green space. Just beyond the edges of the ravine,

set some of the nicest homes in the city. A mix of modern looking, recently renovated

houses and heritage red brick estates. Rosedale has always been an affluent green,

upper-class neighborhood, but these days, homes around here usually start at $2 million.

Part of the appeal of the neighborhood is that the expansive ravine offers a bit of shelter

from the city. But down below, in the ravine itself, there's a reminder of the stark class

divides in Toronto. It's not uncommon to see encampments hidden just a little bit off

the paths. Many of the city's homeless have preferred the canopy of trees to the streets

of downtown. The pair of hikers leave the beaten path and go into a wooded area. They

arrive on the top of a small hill. At the bottom, there is a lonely blue tent. And sticking

out beside the tent are what, at first glance, appear to be mannequin legs. But they climb

down and get close enough to confirm that the body is very real.

It's a woman. She's lying face down. She's wearing skinny jeans, runners, and a blonde

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