ACORN Canada members are fighting for affordable and livable housing at all levels of government across Canada.
Landlords are now required to follow new COVID-19 health and safety rules from Toronto Public Health, city council has decided.
ACORN Canada stage protests in five Ontario cities Wednesday, including Sault and Sudbury
The tenant advocacy group is worried about a provincial bill which could fast track evictions.
Affordable housing in Ottawa has become more than a crisis
This afternoon some 30 tenants of 6 Nivens Avenue and their sympathizers rallied in front of the North Dartmouth building to bring attention to its state of disrepair.
Tenant concerns about Bill 184 post-pandemic
The Nova Scotia ACORN Society held a rally in Dartmouth, calling for better government action against slum lords.
Brave tenants in one of the worst private market housing buildings in the City of Toronto at 279 Woodfield Road made a great step on Thursday July 09. They overcame their fear of slumlord retaliation to organize a very effective, loud, and raucous demonstration at their tenement.
On March 12, Ontario parliament held the first reading of Bill 184, named the “Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act,” which the Ford administration said will protect the rights of tenants and landlords.
The heat wave gripping Toronto and the GTA adds a new layer to the closures and restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.