Housing News

Emergency shelters across Saskatchewan are full and some people are living in tents as temperatures drop and snowfall increases.

With hotels in and around Regina virtually sold out, many residents had to turn to other means of accommodation during Grey Cup week.

Ibrahim Al Ibrahim sits surrounded by some of his 13 children in a hotel where they are living. The family was left with just the clothes on their backs after a house fire on the Mountain on Friday.

Premier David Eby revealed this week that the province ordered a forensic audit of B.C. Housing in July — an investigation that was never made known to the public.

A Labrador community in desperate need of housing solutions for a growing transient population got its first look this week at a proposed multimillion-dollar facility that advocates hope will begin construction in the spring.

Mark Fam, a vice-president at Michael Garron Hospital in Toronto, takes over as president of St. Mary’s hospital on Feb. 6.

Social justice groups say with the possibility of high rent increases, seniors and people on fixed incomes will suffer, while landlords say the amendment is fair.

Evacuated residents of a downtown Windsor building without proper heat and electricity could be out of their building for months, according to a project manager for 1616 Ouellette Ave.

A new community outreach group is looking to build connections and provide support to members of Windsor's homeless community.

While a downtown Windsor apartment building remains evacuated, the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario says there are steps tenants can take to protect themselves. 

A single mom with a disabled son says she has found dead ends at every possible avenue for finding accessible housing in London, Ont.

The Ontario government is dolling out $1.4 million to the Landlord and Tenant Board, which will allow the board to hire over 35 additional operational staff.

A portion of a Thornton facility is boarded up after a car crashed into the building earlier this week.