Housing

Landlords and tenants both have responsibilities to each other and you should know your rights when you start renting.

A shelter is a free place to sleep if you have nowhere else to go.

To move out, you'll need to figure out what you can afford, who you want to live with, find a place, and know your rights as a tenant.

Subsidized housing allows people to pay rent according to how much money they make.

Housing co-ops are democratic communities where there’s no landlord. Every resident is a member of the co-op and gets a say in how it's run.

If you're new to Ontario, you can stay at apartment hotels, hostels, and shelters while you look for affordable housing.