Federal housing program to deliver new affordable homes for Indigenous Torontonians

Nick Boisvert · CBC News · Posted: Mar 21, 2021

Hundreds of new affordable housing units are expected to open in Toronto this year, a significant proportion of which will be designated for Indigenous residents.

Former tenants of Toronto building say high carbon monoxide levels forced them out years ago

Sabrina Jonas · CBC News · Posted: Mar 14, 2021

Former residents of a west-end apartment building that was recently deemed unsafe by the city due to high levels of carbon monoxide have come forward, saying they had to vacate their units for the same reason years ago...

Why tiny backyard homes might be the next big thing in Toronto

Michael Smee · CBC News · Posted: Dec 08, 2020 

City councillors are set to take the next step towards legalizing a new kind of housing: garden suites...

No. 7: Because we’ll do anything for quality roti

 TORONTO LIFE |  OCTOBER 20, 2020

Pam’s Roti Shop has been a Bloorcourt staple for decades. But when owner Pam Singh’s sales dipped dramatically in the months after Covid hit, she wasn’t sure she’d be able to make rent, and eviction loomed...

City of Toronto welcomes residents to first modular, supportive housing building

City of Toronto Dec 19, 2020

After less than eight months from Council approval to occupancy, the building at 11 Macey Ave., part of the City's Modular Housing Initiative, is opening today. The City of Toronto is also getting ready to open its second modular, supportive housing building at 150 Harrison St. for a total of 100 new affordable, supportive homes within the next several weeks...

Ana Bailao: We must seize this moment to invest in Toronto’s future

 Ana Bailao Dec 9, 2019

From 1910 to 1913, the City of Toronto held a referendum every year to seek approval to build what is now the Prince Edward Viaduct. It was finally approved in 1913...