
Ontario's government must build, protect, and support deeply affordable housing. Owned by @onpha in partnership with @chfcanada // email: [email protected]
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ALT Picture of empty cupboards with minimal food items. White text on a blue background reads "No one should have to choose between food and rent. Yet, 60% of renters in Ontario have had to cut back on food to afford their rents. Source: EKOS Public Opinion Poll, May 2022." From the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario.

ALT A timeline which shows 50 years in the making of Ontario's housing crisis. 1970s - the height of affordable housing investments in Canada. 1980s - Cutbacks to government investments in affordable housing begin. 1990s - Government cutbacks to affordable housing become more drastic. 2000s - Responsibility for funding affordable housing is devolved to municipalities. 2010s - The crisis deepens, but housing commitments begin to emerge. 2020s - The housing crisis is worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic.











