Montreal tenants' union calls for strike against Bill 31
From CKUT Local Journalism Initiative · 00:08:14
Show by Jules Bugiel
Episode Notes Montrealers gathered at Parc Lafontaine with members of the Montreal Autonomous Tenants' Union last Saturday. The union works to help organize Montreal tenants against illegal rent hikes, renovictions, and mistreatment from landlords. Now they’re trying to get 5,000 Montrealers to join a rent strike in protest of rising rents and the proposed Bill 31. CKUT speaks to Sarah Toews and Kleri Sanchez about the campaign.
More episodes of CKUT Local Journalism Initiative
More episodes
- Quebec casino workers’ strike reaches one-month mark
- Rally in Parc Extension condemns violence against women in Manipur, India
- Rent subsidies going unused amid Quebec’s housing crisis, experts say
- Supporters of couple facing deportation rally outside Marc Miller’s office
- Journalist breaks down Montreal's short-term rental scheme
- Indigenous Fridays closes summer with a concert
- Back to school with a fresh cut in Côte-des-Neiges
- Pointe-Sainte-Charles: A case study in social housing and now gentrification
- Montrealers take to the streets to save lease transfers
- Quebec teacher shortage a long time coming, says union head
PodSearch is a free, independent podcast search engine. Read about PodSearch, the privacy policy or contact us.