Alexis,
Reading through all of your posts since you signed up right up to the first one on this thread I can understand just how bad things must look to you right now. However, even if it can seem trite to say it, it's a simple statement of fact, while there is life, there is hope. Against that, no life, no hope and you are still young, in good health apparently and also just come across as a very decent person.
In such situations, which I think many of us have faced to some degree at one point or another, it is really important to see where you have some room to take the initiative and get some feeling of control back. At a very simple level, what justifies the eviction notice and who can you potentially see to help you defend yourself? There is almost certainly legal aid available if you need it and while I know little of the realities in Canada there are others here who can probably point you in the right direction.
I also assume you still have a revenue, either a job or some sort of replacement revenue. Again, as long as that it is the case, it buys you time and you can use that time to try to sort a few things out.
Above all, reach out to people, here, from your local support group, wherever. There is no shame in reaching out to your fellow human beings at such times, it as actually part of what humanity is all about and you will find a helping hand somewhere.
So hang in Alexis and look for the light which is there somewhere when you look hard enough.
Hugs
Donna
