Welcome to the Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto
Serving Co-ops in Durham, Toronto and York Region
Our Vision
Our vision of who we are is also shaped by our commitment to give service of the best possible quality at a fair price.
We define our commitment to serve through the aims that Canadian housing co-operatives hold in common.
What is CHFT?
In 1974, a group of non-profit housing co-operatives set up a small organization to promote the development of new co-ops and to provide the education and assistance needed by the growing co-operative housing sector.
Today, the Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto (CHFT) is a member-supported organization representing more than 45,000 people living in more than 160 non-profit housing co-operatives located in Toronto and York Region.
Click here to learn more about CHFT.
News
CHFT Diversity Scholarship 2017
The annual CHFT Scholarship Presentation and fundraising event took place …Read More »
Annual CHFT Diversity Scholarship Event
The annual CHFT Diversity scholarship event and fundraising event will …Read More »
CHFT Board of Directors
We would like to introduce the CHFT Board of Directors. …Read More »2017 Diversity Scholarship Sponsors
We would like to thank all the 2017 Diversity Scholarship …Read More »
2017 CHFT Annual Meeting
Congratulations to all the co-ops celebrating anniversaries in 2017! 20th …Read More »
Co-op Vacancies
Vacancy (2 bedroom) – Gardenview Housing
Gardenview Housing Co-op located at 3370 Kingston Rd., Scarborough is …Read More »
Upcoming Events
Charitable Fund
The CHFT Charitable Fund continues to develop and provide innovative and helpful programs. The funds has assisted hundreds of co-op members through our various programs.
Diversity Scholarships
In 2004, the Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto launched the CHFT Diversity Scholarship Program. The program is for people living in CHFT member housing co-ops.
About Housing Co-ops
Housing co-ops are in every neighbourhood in the city. A co-op can be a medium size apartment building or townhouses. People who live in co-ops come from every walk of life.
Find a Co-op
There are over 45,000 people living in 160 non-profit housing co-operatives throughout Toronto and in the York Region. To find the housing co-operative of your choice, click below.