Toronto ACORN members have fought a multi-year campaign to improve rental apartment standards for tenants.
Posted August 17, 2021
Scarborough’s little apartment buildings are under threat, or that’s how it feels to people living in them.
Posted August 12, 2021
Weston ACORN members had a healthy homes action on Thursday August 12 for the tenants of 1465 Lawrence Ave west‼️
Big landlord Corporations like Starlight Investments and Cogir Management, make million dollars of profit by charging high rent to tenants, Above the Guideline Rent Increases, and yet fail to do repairs and fail to hear tenant concerns.🚨
Posted August 6, 2021
Scarborough residents are fighting back in the hopes to stop what they say is the "demoviction" of their homes by a housing developer.
Posted August 3, 2021
A tenant rights group [ACORN] rallied in a Scarborough neighbourhood Saturday to stop what they called the “demoviction” of their homes by a housing developer.
Posted August 3, 2021
A tenant rights group rallied in a Scarborough neighbourhood Saturday to stop what they called the “demoviction” of their homes by a housing developer.
Posted July 19, 2021
East York ACORN members gathered together on July 15 to support a long term senior tenant and ACORN member Veronica Phillips, who is being evicted from the Hope Seniors Centre. Seniors deserve respect and dignity! Members rallied to peacefully protest against such unfair evictions!
Posted July 5, 2021
Posted June 29, 2021
On Saturday June 19th, Toronto ACORN members from the east and west came out to demand a bold inclusionary zoning policy from their city councillors. There will be an important vote in September that could require all new condos to include affordable units. ACORN members are demanding that 20%-30% of all new developments, with 60 or more units, are set aside as permanently affordable rental housing.
Posted June 29, 2021
Posted June 29, 2021
On June 24 Downtown members got together and marched the streets of Bloor St W! The members have decided the city councillor’s zoning policy is simply not enough and we need something better. Places like Dufferin and Bloor St W are slowly becoming unlivable due to the high rent and gentrification. ACORN members decided that they wanted to keep pressure on Ana Bailao who is part of the housing committee.