Following new provincial and municipal legislation, the city evicted residents tenting in Dufferin Grove Park. But there’s still no real plan for the winter ahead.

A provisional order from the Landlord-Tenant Board means that landlord Michael Klein, who is known to renters across Ontario, will have to either appear to defend himself or have tenants’ claims…

The move by the city comes in the wake of Canada’s recognition of Palestine in September.

Ford may think that disappearing tenants and their unions from the LTB will disappear them from the city, but it won’t. Tenants and the growing tenant union movement in Ontario have been successfully ...

Tenant and housing advocates say changes to the Residential Tenancies Act in Bill 60 will fuel evictions and ‘create encampments faster’

It was policy.

After a wave of furious backlash, the Ontario government backtracked on the most controversial part of its proposed Bill 60. But the housing bill will still make it faster and easier for landlords to…

Yesterday, the Ontario government introduced Bill 60, Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025, which contains many disconcerting, proposed changes to the Residential Tenancy Act.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 24, 2025 The Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) is sounding…

Buried in a new omnibus bill, the latest salvo in Doug Ford’s war on bikes is more than a vendetta—it’s a gift to corporate lobbyists

Ford’s government is once again trying to handcuff cities and erase years of progress on making roads safer and more livable.

Attorney General Doug Downey says current system discourages landlords from renting out vacant units

The Ford government has tabled an omnibus bill that would make changes to a whole suite of laws and regulations, from green roofs to tenant evictions and driver’s licences.

Amidst a housing crisis with no end in sight, municipalities across the province have been cracking down on the unhoused

Supervised consumption sites have closed across the province, and the ones that remain are struggling to keep up.

Canada vowed to end poverty by 2030, yet progress has stalled. The government can’t wait any longer to deliver real solutions.

A cost analysis done by the Alberta Medical Association compares the price of vaccine waste to hospitalization costs. CTV Edmonton’s Nicole Weisberg reports.

It seems that every few years, another province toys with the idea of eliminating school boards—those pesky thorns of local democracy that stick in the side of governments flush with neoliberal fantas...

This week's Market Squared talks about what you should do now that the big protest is over

A fundraising campaign has been launched to support the children of a woman who was struck by a vehicle while walking with her family in Guelph last week

Mayor’s successful motion to a city committee comes a day after the Ford government announced it would introduce legislation this fall to ban speed cameras in Ontario. Councillors pushed back against ...

Toronto’s two wastewater monitoring sites reported elevated levels of both COVID-19 and RSV

A timeline of Canada’s exports to Israel and the Liberal government’s attempts to make the scandal disappear.