It’s currently budget season in Ottawa and at Queen’s Park. In order to ensure that affordable and social housing are top of mind for both the Feds and the Province, ONPHA has developed federal and provincial budget submissions.
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Ontario greeted Renu Mandhane as its new Chief Human Rights Commissioner on November 2, 2015. The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) works to promote, protect and advance human rights through research, education, targeted legal action and policy development.
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Older adults living on very low incomes may be unclear on how and when to transition to old age pensions, according to some advocates, such as policy critic John Stapleton. People who receive Ontario Works (OW) or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) will transition to Old Age Security benefits on their 65th birthday, which means the application process starts while tenants are still 64.
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Canada needs action on housing affordability issues – and fast. This year, on Nov. 22, we look to the new federal government for a clear and comprehensive plan that will ensure all Canadians have access to a safe place to call home.
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Lack of data on homelessness in Ontario is a serious issue in our sector, and continued funding for local solutions is a positive step forward.
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Infrastructure funding, tax breaks, development incentives: ONPHA examines the election promises of the four leading federal parties.
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