Resources

This resource gives Ontario tenants essential information on their rights under Bill 60, including expected changes and protections that remain in place.

Monday September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day serves as a powerful reminder for all of us to reflect on the lasting impacts of Canada’s colonial history, particularly the residential school system. It is a day to honour the lives of the children who never made it home, to stand in solidarity with survivors, and to recognize the profound intergenerational trauma that continues to affect families and communities. We have compiled a list of resources and activities that can serve as a starting point for self-education, reflection and engagement.

This resource offers practical information about the City of Toronto’s by-law to regulate multi-tenant housing, which came into effect on March 31, 2024, along with information on tenants’ rights. The information in this resource can be useful for tenants in Toronto and for service providers who support these tenants.

Everything you need to know about rent control in your province or territory, including policies and rules around rent increases.

This guide provides renters in Ontario with key information about starting, ending and maintaining a tenancy, as well as 10 top tips that all renters must know.