ACORN Canada members are fighting for affordable and livable housing at all levels of government across Canada.
Worker making $14 an hour must work 54 hours to pay for one-bedroom apartment in Hamilton
ACORN members got plenty of media attention as they held their “Rat Party” on Tuesday July 16th.
ACORN members in four cities in Ontario came out to fight on education, housing, social assistance and more!
ACORN came out with a report today looking at Inclusionary Zoning best practices across North America. The city came out with a proposed plan that has been weakened by developer lobbyists.
ACORN sees the new rental housing policies that are being debated tonight by Burnaby council as a ‘good first step’, but say that more will need to be done to protect existing tenants from demovictions.
In a quiet section of Overbrook operated by Ottawa Community Housing, residents at virtually any door you knock on say they’ve seen rats on their property in the past week or so.
ACORN members are gathering signatures to push the city to allow Ottawa Community Housing to adopt Landlord Licensing -- forcing local landlords to list inspection dates, as well as passes and fails.
Des membres d'ACORN de l'est d'Ottawa demandent des actions rapides contre les infestations de rats dans les logements communautaires.
Legally-binding agreement could be a first for Ottawa
Hamilton ACORN, an organization that advocates for tenants, rallied at city hall on Monday morning in support of Coun. Nrinder Nann's motion.