We are an Alliance of people and groups representing hundreds of thousands of Ontarians from many different sectors. We want to build a liveable Ontario and stop the Provincial Government policies that falsely claim they will solve the housing issues facing us, while harming our communities and undermining the protection of our farmland, natural areas and democratic institutions.
We are 1,000+ individual members plus over 220 groups representing hundreds of thousands of Ontarians and the following stakeholder sectors: agriculture, urban planning, environment, housing affordability, tenants, neighbourhood associations, labour, healthcare, academia, businesses, and much more.
JULY 2024 UPDATE: Check out our new Five Ways Home Campaign to make homes affordable in Ontario.
This is going to be an important year for Ontario.
Last year, our collective efforts stopped the Province from damaging the Greenbelt and helped reverse plans to expand urban boundaries that would have destroyed even more precious farmland and natural areas.
In 2024, our goal is to build on our momentum and move from defence to offence.
This year our focus will be on solutions that truly address the housing crisis while building liveable communities that preserve natural areas and farmland.
Find out what we're planning and what you can do by clicking below.
If you want to build a liveable Ontario and agree with our approach, please join us. We're non-partisan and open to anyone who shares our goals.
We’re thrilled that you’re looking to join our cause and help us in making Ontario more Liveable than ever before.
Just fill out this form and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
In 2022, Premier Doug Ford was re-elected promising to help solve the housing crisis. We evaluated the Province’s actions. The news isn’t good.
Endorse our report to Ontario's political party leaders asking them to include our Five Ways Home recommendations in their party platforms.
Listen to Sandi Martin, Executive Director of the Muskoka Community Land Trust interview Franz Hartmann, ALO Coordinator about the Five Ways Home Campaign.
