Healthy Homes - Habitation saine

On Wednesday November 20th, a dozen ACORN members joined tenants from across Toronto to demand the city do more to protect tenants, protect their homes and protect affordable housing.

Advocates will be speaking out against rezoning applications at a council meeting in Burnaby on Tuesday night

Public hearing will include four rezoning applications for housing projects in Metrotown

Residents and supporters rally outside the Landlord and Tenant Board on Albert Street on Nov. 13.

ACORN members fill the room and gave 5 deputations about the many reasons why low and moderate income people in Toronto can't wait any longer for affordable housing.

Meram Saleh Sogui says children have asked to return to their politically unstable homeland

The city is laying out new rules to protect tenants but some advocates say those changes don't go far enough.

A few dozen Acorn supporters and tenants of a high-rise building at 2880 Carling Avenue protested outside the doors of the Landlord Tenant Board on Albert Street Wednesday morning.

More than two years after council signed off on new rules to protect renters the city is “failing” in their promise to improve conditions for tenants, said a city councillor who led the push for the RentSafe program.

Toronto ACORN Members Demand Healthy and Affordable Housing