📢 Minister Colton Leblanc's stance on fixed-term leases fuels class warfare! The narrative? Landlords' "right" to profit trumps tenant rights. 🏠💰 But where's the balance? Dignity and health vs. profit - there's no contest. #Nspoli#HousingJustice#TenantRights#DignityFirst
Join our campaign. We are calling for six changes to the Residential Tenancy Act. Learn more about them and join our campaign by:
1) signing our declaration of support at https://t.co/qRVvld5RfV
2) writing to your MLA (we have a helpful tool on our website)
3) sharing widely!
We can’t “fix” health, without “fixing” housing. If the Premier wishes to achieve his mandate of “fixing” health care in Nova Scotia, then housing must be a central part of his strategy.
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#AffordableHousing#HousingCrisis
Ensuring that everyone has a housing secure future is critical for our health and our community’s well-being. The increased use of fixed-term leases during a housing crisis has had a harmful impact on the 100s of thousand Nova Scotians who rent.
6. Protect the right of tenants to form tenants’ unions, to meet and publicize their activities, which should not be interfered with by owners or management representatives, or they face administrative fines.
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Increased use of #FixedTermLeases are harmfully impacting Nova Scotians who rent. We are calling for 6 changes to the Tenancy Act to ensure every Nova Scotian has a safe and secure home. Join our campaign at https://t.co/KDAfFDQru0
#HousingIsHealth#HousingCrisis
5. To broaden access, landlords must not be permitted to ask about sources of income, landlord history for newcomers, references, debt information, social insurance number, conviction and/or arrest history, eviction history, and credit score.
Millions of Canadians are living in poverty without adequate support or a way out. A guaranteed livable basic income has the potential to change lives.
Read more and support #BillC223: A National Framework for a #GuaranteedLivableBasicIncome
https://t.co/7Mhett6tAf
@CCPANS Poverty rates are much higher for children under six, racialised children, immigrant children, children of lone mother-led families and for Indigenous children living on First Nation reserves. Time for bold actions and investments to end child poverty – kids can't wait! #nspoli
The recently released 2022 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty in Nova Scotia found that child poverty rate reduced by 24.3% due to pandemic relief programs. Kids can't wait!
Read the report and recommendations here: https://t.co/f2h9K3D1nd
#nspoli#CanPoli
99% of those temporary COVID-19 benefits were from the federal government. Nine other provinces and territories were more effective in reducing child poverty using government transfers than Nova Scotia. #nspoli
Read the full report here: https://t.co/f2h9K3D1nd
Join us for our second webinar as we explore the recent rise in the suggestion of MAID as a solution to people with disabilities navigating poverty. https://t.co/paE4eYFQJQ
#NoPoverty#maid#DisabilityRights#NovaScotia