Framework to Prevent Displacement

Framework to Prevent Displacement and Advance Income-Based Affordable Housing

November 2025 – Submission to The Honourable Evan Solomon, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation

The Regent Park Neighbourhood Association (RPNA) and the Regent Park Tenant Rights Association (RPTRA) have jointly submitted a policy framework urging all levels of government to adopt income-based definitions of affordability and prevent displacement in revitalizing communities.

This submission calls for:

  • A guarantee that at least 50% of all new housing in Regent Park remains rent-geared-to-income (RGI);
  • A commitment to 637 rent-geared-to-income homeownership opportunities for long-term residents currently living in social housing;
  • Investment in community-owned spaces under the AOCC framework; and
  • A citywide rollout of Social Development Plans to advance equity and inclusion.

Together, these recommendations aim to uphold housing as a human right, strengthen social infrastructure, and ensure redevelopment benefits the residents who helped build Regent Park.

📄 [Download the Full Submission (PDF)]


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  • Katherine Valenzuela