Mission

The Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations (FMTA) is a non-profit Organization which advocates for better rights for Tenants. Founded in 1974, we are the oldest and largest Tenant Federation in Canada. The FMTA is comprised of affiliated Tenant Associations and of individual Members. We have over 3,000 members and continue to grow.

FMTA 2018 Annual General Meeting!

Hello Members and Friends!

Join the FMTA for our 44nd Annual General Meeting on Saturday June 23rd, 2018 at 10am.

Location: 120 Carlton St - Party Room. Corner of Jarvis and Carlton St. Closest station is College Subway.

 All FMTA AGM's include:

Call for Nominations! Join the FMTA Board of Directors!

Are you interested in running one of the most influential tenants rights agencies in Toronto? Do you know someone who should be on our Board of Directors?

If so please consider putting in a Nomination for the FMTA Board of Directors!

Nominations can be submitted to fmta@torontotenants.org or via mail to the Nominations Committee at:

St Paul's Riding Election Debate!

The Toronto St. Paul’s Tenants’ Associations Network invites you to the Toronto St. Paul’s Candidates Meeting, where you will have the opportunity to learn where YOUR Provincial candidates stand on today’s Tenant issues such as Above Guideline Increases (AGIs), Renovictions, the Landlord and Tenant Board, etc.

Tenants Say that Flimsy Law Leaves Door Open for "Renovictions"

A group of tenants evicted from their homes at 795 College Street for renovations  are shocked that their landlord was legally able to kick them out and re-rent their apartments to new tenants, at substantially higher rents.

Announcing June 2018 Toronto Tenant School: Registration is Now Closed!

Are you a tenant living in Toronto? Do you have questions about your rights under the law?  Have you ever thought of working with your neighbours to start a tenants association?

Ombudsman Recommends Changes to Toronto's Winter Respite Services, Following Enquiry

Following a recent enquiry into two aspects of the City of Toronto’s Winter Respite Services, the Toronto Ombudsman made several recommendations to improve both internal and public facing communications as well as enhancements to conditions in several such facilities.

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