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B’nai Brith Canada Accused of Religious Housing Discrimination in Toronto

8/26/2026

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B’nai Brith Canada is accused of rejecting non-Jewish renters from its Toronto housing.
BB owns three Toronto buildings with 259 rent-geared-income units and 88 market-rent units managed by Greenwin.
Greenwin agents say senior apartments now prioritize Jewish tenants and require Jewish faith.
Ontario’s Human Rights Code bars housing discrimination based on religion, which the alleged policy would breach.

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B’nai Brith Canada is accused of rejecting non-Jewish renters from its Toronto housing.
BB owns three Toronto buildings with 259 rent-geared-income units and 88 market-rent units managed by Greenwin.
Greenwin agents say senior apartments now prioritize Jewish tenants and require Jewish faith.
Ontario’s Human Rights Code bars housing discrimination based on religion, which the alleged policy would breach.