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'The math doesn’t work for new rental homes,' says Mayor Chow, announcing the policy that -- if approved -- would cover up to 7,000 new rental units.

The number of children housed outside shelters is 10 times higher than pre-pandemic days.

Tenants of Swansea Mews were forced out of the roughly 150 townhomes when a piece of concrete ceiling fell in 2022.

An end to a crucial impasse between the federal and provincial governments feels “so close,” Mayor Olivia Chow said. “Everybody agrees the need is there. Everybody agrees it’s a good

The city rolled out the program allowing shelter residents to use street drugs in a supervised facility to combat rising overdose deaths during the pandemic.

An internal document cited 234,000 people were homeless in Ontario, a number the province now says was inaccurate.

A new city strategy to intently focus on only three encampments has seen some success, but other sites citywide have grown as the homelessness crisis worsens here and beyond.

Brent Kitagawa, 63, died in July after suffering a stroke. The homelessness worker's relentlessness endeared him to even fierce critics of city hall.

Weekend disruption comes weeks after competition bureau said it would study the domestic air travel industry — particularly given the concentrated power of Air Canada and WestJet.

Long barred from residential areas, staffers want to opening up neighbourhoods to cafes and corner stores.

The Star asked a panel of housing experts to weigh in on the firehose of political promises.

Buildings of up to 30 units could come to streets such as Islington Avenue or Brimley Road where those roads cross through residential areas.

New data shows one in six Canadian homeowners born in the ’90s co-owns their home with their parents

A snapshot of tents and structures in Toronto is trending closer to pandemic spring numbers, according to city hall data.

Shahzeb Ahia’s family moved into Regent Park when he was just a boy. They’re still there, caught between market rents and a very long waitlist.

The prime minister wants fourplexes, Ontario’s premier doesn’t. Here’s what they are — and what’s at stake.

Average maintenance fees across a dozen Toronto neighbourhoods increased twice as fast last year compared to historical norms, condos.ca data shows.

Creating the homes families want at prices they can afford is a task governments need to take seriously, says a realtor.

In Newmarket, million-dollar homes were a rarity a decade ago. Now, an MPAC analysis says they make up more than two-thirds of the housing stock.

A Star analysis shows punishments for wrongly evicting tenants routinely fall short of landlord profits.