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How Toronto tenants took on their landlords—and won—with rent strikes

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    How Toronto tenants took on their landlords—and won—with rent strikes - CCPA

    Canada is in the middle of a housing crisis that is disproportionately affecting the most economically precarious renters. In 2022, a report found that in Vancouver and in Toronto, even two minimum wage workers who work full-time cannot afford a one-bedroom unit without spending more than 30 per cent of their combined income on rent.…

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      Canada is in the middle of a housing crisis that is disproportionately affecting the most economically precarious renters. In 2022, a report found that in Vancouver and in Toronto, even two minimum wage workers who work full-time cannot afford a one-bedroom unit without spending more than 30 per cent of their combined income on rent.…

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      Wow such an inspiring first mover advantage for the old. Meanwhile the young get to compete with hundreds of thousands of new people every year after we tripled immigration.

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