Category: 230 Fightback
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June 15/24 – March and Rally report back
230 FIGHTBACK OPENS THE SITE THAT SHOULD BE SOCIAL HOUSING On June 15, 230 Fightback and its supporters rallied in Allan Gardens, at Carlton and Sherbourne, to march on the site at 214-230 Sherbourne that we are demanding be used to build social housing for the hard pressed community and not yet another luxury condo…
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230 FIGHTBACK BRINGS THE FIGHT FOR SOCIAL HOUSING BACK TO CITY HALL
On March 21, 230 Fightback and some key allies came to Toronto City Hall for another round in the fight to win social housing in the Downtown East, in the face of the profit driven process of redevelopment and gentrification that is underway. We had held a community meeting the day before in All Saint’s…
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Mar 21: Join us at City Hall
Support the fight for social housing at Dundas & Sherbourne Thursday, March 21 | 10:30am | City Hall Come out to City Hall, on Thursday, March 21! The developer KingSett Capital bought up the property at 214-230 Sherbourne well over a year ago, with the intention of building a luxury condo tower. 230 Fightback challenged…
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Mar 20: Community Meeting
Last year KingSett Capital offered to sell 214-230 Sherbourne back to the city. However, after more than 8months of negotiations KingSett and the city are unableto agree on a price. The city won’t pay the inflated price that KingSett paidin March 2022 – when KingSett outbid the city for theproperties. The city also continues to…
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KingSett Capital goes after community grassroots org for $10,000 – Joint Press Conference Feb 20th @11am
Multibillion Dollar Developer Goes After a Small Community Grassroots Organization for $10,000 in Legal Fees One of Canada’s largest developers, Kingsett Capital, is threatening to start proceeding with the Sheriff’s office to collect $10,000 in legal fees from a small grassroots organization who challenged them in court over a development at 1423-1437 Bloor St. West.…
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