@torontolife reports that Torontonians need to earn $86,000 a year to comfortably rent a one-bedroom apartment, highlighting the urgent housing crisis that affects communities across Canada. Our Acting Executive Director, Mathieu Pierre Dagonas, calls for further expansion of affordable and non-market housing, stronger renter protections and increased support for the not-for-profit housing sector, noting that collaboration with provincial and federal partners is essential. Read the full article: https://t.co/OFAS7mfrVN
#HousingRights #TorontoHousing
Did you know that average #rents have gone up 43% between 2016 and 2023, and salaries grew by just 20% during the same time period? Dig into this data, and over 20 other new data points in the HART Federal HNA Template: https://t.co/R2Uq3pzkdJ
Also called #reddressday, May 5th is a day to reflect and to raise awareness about the MMIGW2S+ crisis in an effort to end the disproportionate violence these groups experience.
This co-op is an perfect example of how the City is working with non-profits and private developers all across the city to get more affordable housing built.
Hundreds of affordable and market homes. Family-sized units. Community space. Retail space. All next to transit. And it's eye-catching too!
No More Delays! These funds will stimulate economic growth and improve overall well-being in communities across Canada. The fed gov't has not delivered on its promise & with so much uncertainty ahead, we need immediate action.
#housing
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/wNig6vld1F
It's election day in Ontario, and voting locations are open from 9 AM to 9 PM ET or 8 AM to 8 PM CT. Unofficial results will be available at https://t.co/RVeMNGS0bh after polls close. For the latest information on voting locations, select the voting tab on your app or visit https://t.co/tdBlw4IQUf . Mark your X and vote today!
📰 Read our latest media release here: https://t.co/cilOogcQIV .
#ONelexn #OntarioVotes #ONpoli #ONvotes #ElectionsOntario
73% of Canadians believe that non-profit and co-op housing could help solve the housing crisis.
Now is the time to invest in co-op homes that people can afford - homes that are built to last. https://t.co/UFaWWgFmgW #onelxn
Today, in advance of a potential provincial election, AMO launched a non-partisan campaign to ensure that voters and all provincial parties understand what provincial support municipalities needs to keep our communities safe, affordable and prosperous. https://t.co/2qWQVAJ26n
The Ontario election is on February 27. 🗳
This election, let’s push for more co-op housing - homes that are affordable, secure and built to last. #ONelxn https://t.co/UFaWWgFmgW
About 81,500 people experienced homelessness in Ontario in 2024, a new report has found, a 25 per cent increase compared to 2022.
Children and young adults account for nearly 25 per cent of people experiencing chronic homelessness, the report said. https://t.co/Z0R9fRCYSS
Harrowing study from @AMOPolicy
“Ontario is at a tipping point in its homelessness crisis.” More than 80,000 Ontarians were homeless in 2024 & in a decade, could double. Plus more than 1400 encampments in the province. @TheAgenda https://t.co/0HLsUk2mDK
🆕Housing concerns aren't subsiding, but are getting more intense as a top issue.
THIS -> Over Half of Canadians Fear Losing Their Home Due to Financial Changes
Abacus Data poll for @CREA_ACI, @CAEHomelessness, and @CHFCanada
https://t.co/l7Heef1QJc
Thank you @KahlonRav and our tenacious partners at @NorthCowichan. Can’t wait to welcome new members to the first housing co-op on the Island north of Sidney!
Oak St. Co-Op is more than housing — it’s a community. And today we are celebrating how they’ve brought people housing and connection with their neighbours for over 40 years! Thank you to all of your members who have done so much, and here’s to the next 40 years!