http://www.noplacelikehomevancouver.org/ - The no place like home website documents a complaint to the UN by the PIVOT Legal Society, Carnegie Community Action Project, and the Impact of the Olympics on Community Coalition (IOCC) about the housing conditions of Vancouver's poorest residents.

http://squattercity.blogspot.com/ - Squatter City Blog is a blog about squatters and squatter cities around the world written by a New York-based writer who spent two years living in squatter communities in four continents.

http://abandonment-issues.blogspot.com/ - Abandonment Issues is a Toronto-based coalition of housing activists fighting to get abandoned and underutilized buildings and spaces in the city turned into affordable housing.

www.equalityrights.org/cher - The goal of the Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation website is to provide housing workers and advocates across Canada with information and tools to enable them to overcome - using a human rights framework - the barriers that keep people from accessing and retaining adequate housing.

citywidehousingcoalition.org - The City Wide Housing Coalition is a coalition in Vancouver working to save and build low income housing.

monarchhousing.org/blog- This blog provides news and commentary on ending homelessness and expanding supportive housing in New Jersery, USA.

davideby.blogspot.com - David Eby is a lawyer with the PIVOT Legal Society in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. His work is focused on housing, policing, and poverty.

http://www.cohre.org - The Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE) is an international independent, non-governmental, not-for-profit human rights organisation campaigning for the protection of housing rights and the prevention of forced evictions.

http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/commsvcs/housing/ - is Vancouver's community services group, housing centre department, home page. Information on rental housing in Vancouver, the tenants assistance program, and a map index page that shows neighbourhood maps detailing locations of non market housing.

http://www.equalityrights.org/cera/ - CERA is one of the nation's leaders in human rights protection in housing.

http://tenants.bc.ca - (TRAC) is a Vancouver-based non-profit organization working on behalf of B.C.'s one million tenants. They came together in 1983 to protest a government plan to eliminate rent control and abolish the Rentalsman, a government agency which mediated disputes between landlords and tenants. Today, they work to improve legal protection for tenants, and to promote community action for the purpose of protecting and increasing the supply of affordable rental housing in B.C.

http://www.chfc.ca/eng/chf/home.htm - The Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada CHF Canada is the national voice of Canada's co-operative housing movement.

http://www.colorado.edu/plan/housing-info/ - Another gateway, this university website offers links to housing resources on the internet.

http://www.chf.bc.ca/ - Co-op Housing Federation of BC (CHF BC) is a co-operative association whose members are housing co-ops and related organizations in British Columbia.

http://www.chra-achru.ca/ - CHRA is a national non-profit organization representing those who manage and deliver housing programs in communities across Canada.

http://www.chra-achru.ca/ - L'Association canadienne d'habitation et de rénovation urbaine (ACHRU) est un organisme national sans but lucratif qui répresente les gens qui organisent et fournissent les programmes de logement à travers le Canada.

http://www.aboriginalhousing.org/ - A membership-based organization, NAHA/ANHA represents the interests of non-reserve Aboriginal housing providers in cities, towns and the north.

http://www.aboriginalhousing.org/ - NAHA/ANHA, une organisation basée sur l'adhésion, représent les intérets des fournisseurs de l'habition autochtone dans les villes, les villages et le nord.

http://www.bchousing.org/ - is the government site which is the funding agency which offers housing assistance to low- and moderate-income families, seniors, urban singles and people with special needs.

http://www.hnc.utoronto.ca/ - Housing New Canadians is a research partnership focused on housing access and discrimination in the Toronto area, where about forty percent of all newcomers to Canada settle.

http://housingagain.web.ca/ - This national site is designed to raise awareness of housing and homelessness issues and to put affordable housing back on the political agenda.