Renovictions: Can new bylaws help protect Canada’s renters? | Globalnews.ca
Hamilton, Ont. recently passed a bylaw that would require landlords to obtain a licence in order to proceed with repairs that require the ending of a tenancy to do so.
Your Ontario landlord could have more of your money than they should | CBC News
Some Ontario landlords are sitting on thousands of dollars of interest accrued by rental deposits and in some cases, also asking renters to fork over cash as often as every year in a process some advocates are calling "double-dipping."
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A Good Place to Call Home
Housing co-ops are in every neighbourhood in the city. A co-op can be a medium size apartment building or townhouses. People who live in co-ops come from every walk of life.
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Welcome to ONTA ONTA helps tenants and landlords become informed about the rules and regulations found within the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. If you’re looking for rentals in Toronto, check out our friends over at Toronto Home Zone. Please have a look around, check out our About Page if […]
Food bank usage expected to increase 60% in 2023: report | CBC.ca
Food bank usage is expected to see a 60 per cent increase in 2023, according to a new report from food rescue organization Second Harvest. A number of factors are driving the increased demand, including inflation and wages that aren’t keeping up with the cost of living.
Nearly 1,000 Homeless People Died In LA In 2020 As 93,000 Homes Sit Vacant - PopularResistance.Org
In many major metropolitan areas across the United States, there are far more vacant homes than people experiencing homelessness. This is true in New York City, it’s true in the Bay Area, and as our new report shows, it’s true in Los Angeles. Here, there are 93,000 vacant homes compared to just over 41,000 unhoused people. Our report, the product of a collaboration between UCLA School of Law and the community-based nonprofits Strategic Actions for a Just Economy and Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, is perhaps the most detailed look yet at the characteristics of residential vacancies situated in the broader speculative housing market in any city in the United States.