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A surge in evictions in some cities and states is returning rates to pre-pandemic levels and highlighting how renters of color and renters with children are facing the brunt of America’s housing crisis. Eviction rates have been steadily increasing after dropping dramatically due to renter protection measures passed during the COVID-19 pandemic. As federal assistance…
“The whole concept of being somewhere I wasn’t supposed to be was very exciting” “I document for the future when everything is gone.” (Photography by Angel Fonseca.) Ethan Minnie explored his first abandoned building when he was 13. While his mom was driving him to school, he noticed a string of empty houses in Courtice,…
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Owning a home beats renting one in several important ways, common wisdom dictates, starting with the fact that homeowners pay down their own mortgage, rather than someone else’s. But home ownership feels out of reach to many Americans in 2023, thanks to a historic alignment of high mortgage rates and high sales prices. Surprisingly, real…
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) was booed Friday after he criticized former President Donald Trump during a Faith and Freedom Coalition event, saying in response, “You can boo all you want.” “Why am I running for president of the United States? I’m running because [Trump’s] let us down. He has let us down…
(Photograph by Joshua Best) Sameer Beyan was one of more than 100 residents at a Thorncliffe Park apartment complex who recently launched a rent strike, withholding payment to protest increases—both implemented and proposed—over the last two years. In January of 2022, tenants at his three-building complex first received notice from their landlord, Starlight Investments, informing…
For Ontarians Doug and Teri Johnson, a health scare was the catalyst for slower pace of life in Prince Edward Island Doug and Teri Johnson are now living a slower, calmer life in Cape Wolfe (photography by Stephen Harris) The buyers: Doug Johnson, a 58-year-old retired operations manager, and his wife, Teri, a 58-year-old retired…
Governments try to address issues like addiction and mental illness before helping people find housing. That’s the wrong approach. “With an increase in inflation and a lack of affordable housing across the country, we need to address homelessness as quickly and efficiently as possible” (illustration by Maclean’s) Last year, I met a 73-year-old woman who…
There was just one problem: he didn’t have a construction background, or even tools (Photography courtesy of Sacha Roy) In 2016, freelance filmmaker Sacha Roy moved out of his Quebec City condo and bought a one-acre property on top of a cliff for $10,000, near the small village of Wakefield, Quebec. The lot was off…
Former President Trump’s criminal trial in Manhattan over his alleged role in a hush money scheme has been set for next March during the heat of the GOP primary election. Judge Juan Merchan, who is overseeing the case, indicated Tuesday the trial will begin on March 25, 2024, according to a court spokesperson. Trump faces…