In the Press
By working with student unions, housing developers, and cooperative housing organizations, we have developed a deep understanding of the inter-connected factors driving housing unaffordability—and, more importantly, how to solve them.
Explore articles, radio shows, and podcasts where we share our knowledge, insights and experiences to highlight the challenges students face and the vital role that non-profit and cooperative housing plays in creating lasting solutions.
January 30 2025
The Walrus
Welcome to University. Good Luck Finding a Place to Live
By Katrya Bolger
January 13 2024
The Varsity
A private investment trust is turning U of T’s Steward building into a new residence
By Giselle Sami Dalili
October 29 2023
The Eyeopener
Organizing on Campus: How TMU Students band together for Change
By Lillie Coussée
September 4th 2023
The Toronto Star
Canada’s international and domestic students are in the grips of a housing crisis. Has this group cracked the puzzle?
By Nicholas Keung
October 19 2022
Canada’s National Observer
Tired of cramped, unsafe living quarters, this Toronto-area student is fighting for affordable co-op housing near campus
By Naira Ahmed
February 4 2022
Community Housing Transformation Centre
Housing by and for students in Ontario
By Andréanne Chevalier
January 20 2020
Excalibur
Affordable Housing for Students
By Helen Lam
In Print
September 17 2018
Excalibur
Toward a cozier tomorrow
By Helen Lam
June 13 2024
Deutschlandfunk Kultur (German Radio)
Kein Platz, viel Frust und astronomische Preise (Canada's housing crisis: No space, lots of frustration and astronomical prices)
By Lydia Jakobi; Sofie Donges, Katja Bigalke
On Air
July 26 2024
Met Radio
HOUSE Canada works with student groups and developers to build affordable, equitable student housing
By Mariana Schuetze on The Final Word
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