A Plan For Housing

With new data from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario showing that more than 85,000 people in this province - including over 20,000 children and youth - are without a home, the time for political games is over.

In the legislature, Catherine is proposing common-sense ideas to tackle Ontario’s housing and homelessness emergency:

  • A diversion strategy to stop neighbours from falling into homelessness.
  • Stronger tenant protections like a maximum temperature law, and an end to unjust above guideline rent increases.
  • Real rent control and rent stabilization to curb skyrocketing rents.
  • Homes Ontario: a bold plan to finance and deliver hundreds of thousands of permanently affordable, publicly built homes.

Will you sign?

 

To the Legislative Assembly of Ontario:

WHEREAS data from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario says that more than 85,000 people in the province, including over 20,000 children and youth, are without a home;

WHEREAS Ontario is failing to build housing, and is nowhere near on track to meet it’s goal of building 1.5 million homes by 2031;

WHEREAS every year, approximately 580 kids across the province age out of the Ontario welfare system and straight into homelessness;

WHEREAS experts have told us the solutions needed to tackle the housing and homelessness emergency in Ontario.

 

Therefore we the undersigned, petition the Legislative Assembly of Ontario to:

  • Fund a diversion strategy to stop community members from falling into homelessness.
  • Strengthen tenant protections with a maximum temperature law, and an immediate ban on unjust above guideline rent increases.
  • Bring back real rent control and rent stabilization to curb skyrocketing rents.
  • Create a public agency to finance and deliver hundreds of thousands of permanently affordable, publicly built homes.

Get Involved

Volunteer
Take Action
Donate
Upcoming Events

Connect with Catherine

Give what you can