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Trading cars for shelter is a win-win
Yves Engler | By turning public land devoted to noisy, dangerous, and polluting vehicles into social housing it is possible to put a dent into runaway climate change while improving housing affordability.
News
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Looming co-op housing crisis could push 50,000 Canadians out of their homes
Sophia Reuss | The majority of co-ops face expiring operating agreements. Once the funding runs dry, more than 50,000 Canadians will face a housing crisis.
Columnists
Expiring operating agreements: An opportunity for housing innovation
Pro Bono, Celia Chandler | The impending end of operating agreements for housing providers, with its potentially catastrophic results, is an opportunity to bring the issue of affordable housing into the public discourse.
Podcast
Defending affordable housing in co-operatives
Scott Neigh | Donald Altman talks about the work of the Alliance for Affordable Co-operative Housing in the face of a looming threat to social housing in Canada.
News
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Evictions for all? What effects will Bill 14 have on co-op residents
Josh Hawley | Co-op residents await the effects of Bill 14 that allows co-ops to bring evictions before the Landlord and Tenant Board and leaves residents without a neutral organization to report transgressions.