The Big Story Balance or power? Ontario's Bill 60 targets the province's most vulnerable
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Nov 25, 2025 In this engaging discussion, tenant leader Marc Davignon from the Hamilton ACORN Association sheds light on the impacts of Ontario's controversial Bill 60. He shares his experience of being removed from the legislature while protesting the bill. Marc emphasizes how faster evictions could endanger vulnerable groups such as seniors, single parents, and the disabled. He criticizes the lack of public consultation and outlines the harsh provisions that might push good tenants into homelessness, all while landlords face fewer consequences.
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Protester Removed From Legislature
- Marc Davignon says he was kicked out of the Ontario legislature for protesting Bill 60.
- He attended the chamber because he felt the bill fast-tracks evictions and targets vulnerable tenants.
Fast Evictions Hit The Vulnerable
- Marc Davignon argues Bill 60 will push seniors, single parents, and people with disabilities closer to homelessness.
- He says reduced time to remedy arrears and get legal help makes the policy especially dangerous for vulnerable renters.
Government Frames Bill As Restoring Balance
- Housing Minister Rob Flack frames the law as restoring balance and increasing supply to lower rents.
- He claims protections remain and that faster adjudication will help both parties.