
I introduced RentSafe in 2017 to hold landlords accountable for tenants’ health and safety—modeled on the successful DineSafe system for restaurants. But while it was a step forward, the program isn’t as effective as it needs to be. That’s why for years, I pushed for a clear, colour-coded sign system (green/yellow/red) so tenants know the real condition of their building at a glance. Too often, buildings with major issues like mold or infestations still receive high scores under the current system. Working with tenant advocates like ACORN, FMTA, and others, we’re fighting to ensure the City puts tenants’ health and dignity first.


