Posted April 8, 2022
Les évictions de masse du quartier Heron Gate n’ont pas fini de faire couler l’encre. Le redéveloppement des propriétés démolies par la firme Hazelview fait l’objet d’une demande d’appel au Tribunal ontarien de l’aménagement du territoire (TOAT).
Posted April 8, 2022
Ottawa is a “segregated city” and the city’s official plan doesn’t do enough to address the systemic racism and discrimination that has made it that way, says a lawyer fighting the redevelopment of Heron Gate.
Posted April 6, 2022
MPs, real estate investors, and affordable housing advocates are waiting to see if Budget 2022 provides any clarity on the Liberals’ promise to review an obscure tax exemption from 1995 that has fuelled the rapid rise of real estate investment trusts as large-scale landlords in Canada’s rental housing sector.
Posted April 5, 2022
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Posted April 5, 2022
Residents protest poor conditions in one North York highrise. Plus, advocates are pressing Toronto city council to build social housing in a low income area downtown.
Posted April 3, 2022
Posted April 1, 2022
Dezerae Sturgeon had hoped her hearing at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) would be a fair legal process that would stop her — along with her mother and nine-year-old daughter — from being evicted from their home of eight years.
Posted March 29, 2022
Ottawa ACORN members held an action today at 341 Elgin Street, to fight back against the outrageous $36,000 charge that Apollo Property Management is trying to pin on one of our members for a flood in their unit. About 30 people showed up to support the tenants at 341 Elgin.
Posted March 29, 2022
ACORN members and tenants from 375 Melvin Ave in Hamilton hosted a rally and community BBQ on Saturday March 26th to fight back against their landlord's plans to renovict long term tenants.
Posted March 28, 2022
Burnaby, B.C., would like the other levels of government to show them the money.
The city has five city-owned properties “shovel ready” for affordable housing development, but a shortfall of senior government funding means the properties are still sitting vacant.