UTC 9.0 - A Path Toward Equitable Housing: Reimagining Ontario's Rental Market
- Sep 6, 2024
- 2 min read
Date: September 17th, 2024 11am - 12:30pm (Toronto Time)
Registration (Virtual link):
Description:
Join us at the World Urban Pavilion in Regent Park for an insightful and engaging discussion on housing and the urban Sustainable Development Goals. This event is part of the World Urban Pavilion's Housing and Urban SDGs program under Canada Frontrunner of Urban SDGs, designed to explore the complexities and opportunities within Canada’s and Ontario's rental market, focusing on creating a more inclusive and fair housing landscape for all.
The session will explore various models for affordable renting, hearing from experts on how different countries implement rent control to benefit renters. Next, we will delve into the existing rental market in Ontario, understanding the challenges renters face and identifying opportunities for improvement. Finally, we will address the urgent need to strengthen renters' rights in Ontario, with experts and advocates sharing practical strategies for change.
Rentals constitute a significant portion of housing in our society. Ensuring renters have access to affordable housing, are aware of their rights, and are included in the solutions to housing challenges is paramount. This session aims to foster collaboration between governments, residents, and the private sector to position Ontario as a world-class example for rental housing. Engage with leading experts in the field and participate in thought-provoking conversations about the future of housing in our province. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the solution and help create a more equitable housing landscape for all Ontarians.
By attending, you will gain valuable insights into rental housing models and their impact, understand the specific challenges within Ontario's rental market, and contribute to the advocacy for strengthening renters rights in Ontario. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals committed to improving housing equity.
Be a part of this crucial conversation and help shape the future of rental housing in Ontario. Your participation is vital in building a fairer, more inclusive housing market.
World Urban Pavillion (CC)
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