Toronto ACORN

Toronto ACORN took action against Bell Canada on Saturday, October 4 as part of ACORN's Digital Access to Opportunities

Gathering under the umbrella of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), a small group of protesters held a rally in St. James Town to decry what they say are deplorable conditions in their apartment buildings.

St. Jamestown members took on their landlords in a quick hit.

Profile of Toronto ACORN member Kelly Lalande

ACORN Canada members are calling on the federal government and the CRTC to ensure home broadband prices are affordable for low income families.

Many Toronto families lack high-speed internet, not because it isn't available, but because it is too expensive. What does that do to students?

Toronto ACORN is looking to close the gap in the digital divide this week by hosting an Internet Café outside Bell Canada’s Toronto office.

Major broadband carriers can play a role in breaking down socio-economic barriers in education.

Posted July 14, 2014

People working in Canada send billions to their home countries each year, an ordinary-sounding task that has far-reaching effects. This Star series explores where the money goes and what it means — both to those who receive it and those who give it.