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Canadian housing policy confused me as a student.
Housing policy is confusing, even for those hungry to study it, but it doesn’t have to be.
What might the 2021 Census let us know about housing need and the progress under the National Housing Strategy?
Recently, almost everyone in Canada received the federal census document in our mail, and hopefully all did our civic duty to contribute to this important and comprehensive data set that informs much research and policy development.
DeMille Place Impossible without Generous Volunteers & Partnerships
Author: Rev. David Turner, St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Original Post Date: September 12, 2019 Since 2016, a team of extremely hardworking volunteers from St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Hampton, N.B. has been striving to realize their dream of providing housing for...
Getting Housing Built in a Small Community
Most days we feel like a young community built around schools and sporting activities. I am a 1961 baby boomer who is now starting to think about other issues like housing and aging.
Reconciliation and Restoration
Reconciliation…Buzz word? Action? A destination? What makes it one or the other? It’s a place on the map called home.
Fighting Climate Change and Increasing Affordability
A safe, secure, and affordable home is important for the well-being of all Canadian households and, in particular, enables marginalized groups to thrive in their communities. But what happens when housing – that most critical of foundations – is unaffordable?
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