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Today, @230Fightback took down the insulting barbed wire fence that had been erected by Toronto developer KingSett Capital to protect a vacant property from people in need of #housing. The authorities must decide if bringing down this fence is more criminal that putting it up.
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@230Fightback today removed the barbed wire fence that a #developer is using to protect its investment from people in Toronto who need #housing.
As you can see, our action immediately received a very powerful endorsement from above.
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@230Fightback took down a barbed wire fence that a Toronto developer put up to 'protect' vacant land from people in need of housing.
Believing this to be a just and necessary act, we did this publicly in the belief that the crime was putting this fence up and not taking it down.
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Their barbed wire fence is down, the power of the developers is being challenged and the fight for housing is underway!
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On Wednesday, October 14, 230 Fightback and TUHU put up a line of photos along this insulting fence of 215-230 Sherbourne Street that featured local neighbours and quoted them on the need for housing in the community.
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Join us to reclaim our corner at All Saints church community Dundas and Sherbourne 315 Dundas St E on Wednesday October 14th at 12pm. Join us for food, art installations and more.
♿️ wheelchair accessible
The event is co-organized by @230Fightback
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@230Fightback statement on the barbed wire fence that has been put up to 'protect' a vacant property in Toronto's Downtown East from those who desperately need housing.
230fightback.com/2026/08/25/…
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@230Fightback and the Toronto Underhoused and Homeles Union (TUHU) are working together to put on this important action.
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@230Fightback delegation to the office of local councillor to demand #socialhousing at the vacant property at 214-230 Sherbourne, in Toronto's Downtown East.
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@socialistprojct kindly publishes this account of @230Fightback struggle for #socialhousing in Toronto's Downtown East. It includes an historical backgrounder that drives home the vital nature of the location that we are fighting over.
socialistproject.ca/2025/12/…
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Cycling and Tenants' Advocacy Groups Protest Controversial Bill 60 at Queen's Park #cycling #ebikes #cargobikes tinyurl.com/28ub6shr
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On Thursday evening, @230Fightback joined with other community organizations in crashing a gathering of the Federation of Rental-housing Providers of Ontario (FRPO) at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto. #HousingJustice
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The property at 214-230 Sherbourne, in Toronto's Downtown East, should be #housing. Each of these locks has a message on it from members of the local community, challenging the greed of the #developers and the complicity of the politicians.
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“A home…a home…a home is worth the fight!”
No more greedy landlords.
Housing justice NOW.
People’s March for Housing Justice (June 14, 2025) ✊
@230Fightback @nodemovictions @springmagca @CJusticeTO @TorontoDSC @demsocialistsca @YSWtenants
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Decent CBC coverage of our #housingjustice march yesterday.
cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/p…
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Our march for #housingjustice through the streets of central Toronto was a huge success. A growing alliance of tenants, unhoused people and communities challenging the greed of the developers pulled this action off. It was an important step forward.
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TUHU was one of several organizations participating in this exciting event today. Building our power! Toronto is for everyone! #TUHU #TorontoIsForAll
cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/p…
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A few pictures of today - TUHU speaking and marching in solidarity with several other tenant unions and community orgs. We aren't going to be pushed out while developers pounce on our neighborhoods with dollar signs in their eyes. Affordable and dignified housing is a human right
