Toronto ACORN members have fought a multi-year campaign to improve rental apartment standards for tenants.
Posted January 12, 2022
Family Properties is the owner of a large number of rental properties in the GTA, including six apartment buildings in Toronto.
Posted January 8, 2022
It started as a neighbourhood rumour and is turning into a fight requiring their own time and money against a strong opponent.
And yet people behind Save Birch Cliff Village (SBCV) are not backing down.
Posted January 5, 2022
When Morad Roohi and his partner decided they needed to find new accommodation last winter, their search turned up very few affordable options.
One of them was Main Square Apartments in Toronto’s east end, a complex of four apartment buildings at the intersection of Main Street and Danforth Avenue.
Posted December 11, 2021
Weston ACORN members held a Healthy Homes Action on Wednesday December 8 for the tenants of 2255 Weston Road
Posted November 22, 2021
East York ACORN members held a great action on November 18 at Main and Danforth (Main Square), to demand a healthy home and proper living conditions for the tenants at Main Square!
Posted November 15, 2021
A new Toronto policy to introduce more affordable housing is drawing mixed reaction, with critics saying it isn't bold enough to tackle the city's housing crisis and developers arguing it could be a disincentive for new projects.
Posted November 15, 2021
A new Toronto policy to introduce more affordable housing is drawing mixed reaction, with critics saying it isn't bold enough to tackle the city's housing crisis and developers arguing it could be a disincentive for new projects.
Posted November 15, 2021
A new Toronto policy to introduce more affordable housing is drawing mixed reaction, with critics saying it isn't bold enough to tackle the city's housing crisis and developers arguing it could be a disincentive for new projects.
Posted November 15, 2021
TORONTO - A new Toronto policy to introduce more affordable housing is drawing mixed reaction, with critics saying it isn't bold enough to tackle the city's housing crisis and developers arguing it could be a disincentive for new projects.
Posted November 13, 2021
A new Toronto policy to introduce more affordable housing is drawing mixed reaction, with critics saying it isn't bold enough to tackle the city's housing crisis and developers arguing it could be a disincentive for new projects.