Resources

This annotated bibliography represents the first comprehensive collection of grey literature on the right to housing for disabled people in Canada. It it aims to fill a significant gap in existing research by providing a resource that captures the evolving landscape of housing rights for disabled individuals over the past 30 years.

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.

Our Advocacy Toolkit for Alberta’s Bill 205 offers several actions that you can take to lend your voice in support of rent regulations in Alberta.

This toolkit provides guidance for self-advocacy to assist renters in Ontario who face discrimination in housing to assert their rights.

This guide is designed to provide housing providers in Ontario with information about their obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). Housing providers are faced with […]