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Publications On this page you will find the Commission’s publications, including Annual Reports, advice the Commission has provided for policy makers like parliamentarians, government agencies, and United Nations bodies, as well as research conducted by or for the Commission. You will also find guides and tools developed by the Commission to help everyone understand human rights obligations and good practices within workplaces.


The Right to Counsel for Tenants Facing Eviction: Security of Tenure in Canada

This report is part of a series of reports on security of tenure in Canada commissioned by the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate (OFHA). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this document are those of the author(s).

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Housing
  • 03/01/2024
  • ISBN:
    978-0-660-47998-9
  • Cat. #:
    HR34-12/2023E-PDF

International Jurisprudence: Security of Tenure in Canada

This report is part of a series of reports on security of tenure in Canada commissioned by the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate (OFHA). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this document are those of the author(s).

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Housing
  • 03/01/2024
  • ISBN:
    978-0-660-48000-8
  • Cat. #:
    HR34-13/2023E-PDF

Race and Security of Housing: Security of Tenure in Canada

This report is part of a series of reports on security of tenure in Canada commissioned by the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate (OFHA). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this document are those of the author(s).

Publication details

  • Research
  • Housing
  • 03/01/2024
  • ISBN:
    978-0-660-48002-2
  • Cat. #:
    HR34-14/2023E-PDF

Federal Obligations and Encampments: Security of Tenure in Canada

This report is part of a series of reports on security of tenure in Canada commissioned by the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate (OFHA). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this document are those of the author(s).

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Housing
  • 03/01/2024
  • Cat. #:
    HR34-33/2022E-PDF

Federal Housing Advocate's Observational Report: Inuit Housing

This report is also available in North Baffin Inuktitut and Labrador Inuktitut. To request a copy, please contact the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate at housing-logement@chrc-ccdp.gc.ca.

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Housing
  • 27/11/2023
  • ISBN:
    978-0-660-69014-8
  • Cat. #:
    HR34-20/2023E-PDF
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Every voice counts: Anti-racist transformation from the inside out

Canadian Human Rights Commission’s Fall 2023 Update

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Racism
  • 07/11/2023
  • ISSN:
    2564-1255

A Human Rights-Based Calculation of Canada's Housing Shortages

This report focuses on evidence related to housing need divided by income category, household size, and priority population to conclude there exists a current shortfall of three million homes affordable to very low- and low-income households and 1.4 million homes affordable to moderate- and median-income households. Shared definitions and calculations of baseline housing supply needs are a necessary first step to develop evidence-based, coordinated policies that can better respond to homelessness and inadequate housing.

Publication details

  • Reports
  • Housing
  • 02/11/2023

Anti-Racism & Organizational Change: A Guide for Employers

Developed by Anti-Racism Scholar and Expert, Charles C. Smith, with Birgit Rohde

Publication details

  • Tools
  • Workplace
  • 23/10/2023
  • ISSN:
    9780660494111
  • Cat. #:
    HR4-102/2023E-PDF

Discussion Paper on Religious Intolerance

The ability of an individual to freely practice their religion is a fundamental human right. It is enshrined in both international and domestic law, including in: the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms...

Publication details

  • Research
  • Workplace
  • 23/10/2023

Discussion paper on systemic racism

There is no question that racism violates human rights. Whether conscious or unconscious, subtle or overt, it diminishes human dignity and it erodes democracy.

Publication details

  • Research
  • Human Rights
  • 23/10/2023

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