Before you become a landlord: What our community needs to know
“Generational wealth is built by protecting assets, not by being surprised by the rules after the fact.”
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Author: Lisa Legal
The changing structure of the Black family in Ontario
“For many, mediation becomes a turning point, a moment where communication is restored.”
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The cheque please! – Unpaid rentals continue a tenancy crisis
“The system is increasingly geared toward fast-track eviction.”
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Breaking boundaries: The journey of a single black woman in Toronto’s diaspora
“I can be changed by what happens to me. But I refuse to be reduced by it.”
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Men have begun reaching out for help navigating adversarial situations with female partners
“What if today’s man wants to show emotion without judgment, to express remorse, empathy, or even fear without being labeled weak?”
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Trust, faith, and the cost of kindness for members in the Black Church
“The corporate world taught me: document, don’t debate.”
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Caribbean caregiving traditions collide with Ontario’s strict inheritance laws
“When Caribbean immigrants settle in Ontario, they often bring with them cultural norms, but in Ontario, the courts apply a different lens.”
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When a marriage fails, the journey through divorce can feel like a storm
“Divorce gave us both a chance to breathe again.”
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Ontario’s Landlord Tenant G.O.T: The battle for housing security
“Both landlords and tenants are at the mercy of circumstances outside their control.”
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Elderly Canadians and Caribbeans face rising threats from within their own families
“Family should be protection, not risk.”
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