The rise of condos is making door-to-door political campaigning obsolete.

The financialization of housing is a result of policy choices made by successive federal and provincial governments over decades. The Federal Housing Advocate points to three major policy drivers: the...

Financial landlords in Toronto charge monthly rents 44 per cent higher than the average neighbourhood price, according to a groundbreaking new study. The increase translates to $670 more on average. A...

Dozens of Thorncliffe Park rent strikers are facing eviction over their failure to pay rent. They say they want their landlord to end its use of above guideline rent increases.

Updates on supervised consumption sites, falling rents, and city council staffers’ union campaign.

In the face of political and economic threats from the United States, most Canadians agree on two things: Canada’s sovereignty is non-negotiable, and Canada’s housing crisis will worsen with Trump’s t...

Canadians are right to be concerned about corporate control of data, algorithmically worsening inequality, and the role of tech companies in disempowering workers.

The move comes after weeks of bargaining between the city and CUPE Local 79, representing about 30,000 city employees.

The first-time candidate for Parkdale–High Park says progressive campaigning can be the antidote for despair.

Real estate trusts are sending rents soaring and reshaping Canada’s cities

Since coming into power in 2018, Doug Ford & his Progressive Conservatives have spent a lot trying to “Get It Done” for Ontario. What “it” is? Unclear, given that the province’s housing is less afford...