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Due to No Demovictions' ongoing input, recommendations, and advocacy, a review of Rental Replacement (demovictions) Practices will now better support displaced tenants. However, what has been recommended still doesn't go far enough.

The City of Toronto is reviewing their rental replacement policy––which outlines what developers are responsible for, and what tenants...

Another community council meeting, another set of buildings up for demolition. Despite desperate pleas from tenants who were eager to...

For Janes Walk 2024, No Demovictions along with other tenant organizers are reflecting on city-building, discussing displacement...

There was some exciting news coming out of City Council this past week, where Council voted to pass motions that would help address...

No Demovictions were advocating for a motion to be passed that would use secondary market data to calculate rent gap payments...

By Victoria Gibson, Saturday, January 13, 2024 Excerpt: "“You aren’t just getting rid of people’s homes,” Whitehead said in an interview....

Tenants at risk of being ‘demovicted’ from their rent-controlled units in Toronto are calling for a provincial moratorium on the practice...

By Carly Penrose, Investigative Journalism Foundation, 15 NOVEMBER, 2023 Excerpt: "Tenants in Toronto are calling for a pause on...

by Lane Harrison, CBC News, October 3rd, 2023 Excerpt: As Toronto renters feel the squeeze of a competitive market with prices that won't...

by Jay Cockburn, Ricochet Media, June 7, 2023 Excerpt: "The residents of 55 Brownlow Avenue are a mix of tenants: many on fixed incomes,...

The couple is among a growing population of renters in the city who observers say could play a crucial role in deciding who takes over..

Surely it’s counter-intuitive that Toronto would allow the demolishing of any rental stock: A metropolis where rents have skyrocketed...

Currently in Toronto, there are 73 residential building demolition applications, which could displace tenants in 3,400 units.

by Tyreike Reid, April 6th, 2023 Excerpt: "When Megan Kee heard a developer purchased her midtown Toronto apartment building, she knew a...

The tenants’ associations in three of these buildings have found each other. There’s now a Twitter account and outreach to some local...