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ACORN Tenants at 100 Dundas St West are featured in the Mississauga News after their substandard high-rise building was granted a 4.5% above the guideline rent increase. This despite endless calls for repairs from the publically traded Northview Apartment REIT.

A new study takes a look at just how much it costs to raise children in Canada, and what it means for government efforts to provide meaningful family benefits and fight child poverty.

‘We’d hoped to deal with the elephant in the room and find we are dealing with the mouse’: Bouvier

'What this allows us to do is to plan going forward,' TCH chair Bud Purves told CBC Metro Morning

The B.C. government recently pledged to bring the minimum wage up to $15 by 2021. Ontario has promised to get there by 2019. What kind of difference will these increases make in the lives of workers?

The trio of problem apartments set to be part of a proactive inspection program with the City of Oshawa are nearly identified ahead of the program’s launch this fall.

On Saturday August 12th, Ottawa ACORN welcomed the community to McNabb Community Centre for Art in the Park 2017! // Le samedi 12 août, ACORN Ottawa a invité la communauté au Centre communautaire McNabb pour Art dans le Parc 2017!

rabble.ca's Maya Bhullar talks to organizers from ACORN International and ACORN Canada about current campaigns and building a global movement for change.

The 30 Denton Tenant Association is calling on RealStar Management to make some major improvements.

Tenants protest against property management at Denton Avenue building