Several senior citizens now have new roofs over their heads, thanks to the opening of 59 new permanent modular homes in East York.

The lack of affordable housing has become a prominent issue for east-end residents in this year's municipal election campaigns.

Toronto's growing Gen Z population faces yet another roadblock ahead as real estate prices sky-rocket, and the future of owning a home looks bleak.

The city has launched its call for applications for its Open Door Affordable Rental Housing Program to build more affordable homes.

The city has announced it is buying two buildings, using a federal housing fund, to accommodate those in need.

Toronto's latest hotel program, Pathway Inside, is moving many of its homeless residents into hotel spaces provided and run by the city. .

The city has been going forward with affordable homes after councillors overwhelmingly voted in favour of modular housing initiative.

Toronto's new rental bylaws allow someone to rent out their entire principal residence or part of it for less than 28 consecutive days.

One affordable housing expert does not believe the investment in Mirvish Village is enough to address the city's housing crisis.

meeting of tenant activists, academics and residents to reveal a new document: Demanding the Right to Housing and Right to the City.

Despite the intense pre-election campaign going on in the Toronto Centre riding, Brian Chang still visited the Regent Park this Friday morning to greet potential voters. They need “someone who is ready to bring people to the table and engage in these tough conversations,” Chang said.

From the Don Valley in the north, Riverdale in the west and Greektown in the centre, every inch of Toronto-Danforth is special to Paula Fletcher.