Im/migrants and refugees face precarious conditions in the current housing market. Many landlords prey on this group knowing many will not understand the legislation regarding things like deposits, paying in advance. Equally, this group faces barriers to finding appropriate housing due to bias, racism and misinformation
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Airbnb donates temporary housing for displaced Ukrainians and Afghan refugees
Stephanie Babych Calgary Herald Sep 15, 2022
A donation of emergency housing from Airbnb.org is helping Canadian immigration agencies to connect incoming Afghan refugees and displaced Ukrainians with temporary homes.
With the donation, the Calgary Catholic Immigration Society…
Published September 16, 2022
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Ontario Helps Protect Most Vulnerable People Across the Province
Funding will support local shelters, provide rent relief and build longer-term housing solutions during COVID-19.
Published October 28, 2020
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Ontario Helps Keep Energy Costs Low for Families, Small Businesses and Farmers
Province keeps electricity rates stable and provides customers with more choice.
Published October 14, 2020
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Government announces new, targeted support to help businesses through pandemic
The Government of Canada took immediate action to help Canadian businesses affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic, from helping keep employees on the job to increasing cash flow and providing support to help pay rent.
Published October 9, 2020
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Ontario Strengthens Protections for Tenants
Legislative changes encourage negotiated settlements between tenants and landlords.
Published July 22, 2020