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Launch: March 2023, $4 billion fund for 100,000 homes in Canada.
Progress: Exceeding targets, delivering results.
Date: Nov 9, 2023, $1.8 billion agreement.
Allocation: $900 million for Quebec housing.
1. London, ON:
$74 million, 2,000 homes.
Focus: Four units, city land, non-profit partnerships.
2. Vaughan, ON:
$59 million, 1,700 homes..
Emphasis: Transit, permit reforms, affordable housing.
3. Hamilton, ON:
$93.5 million, 2,600 homes.
Priorities: Transit, city lands, four residential units.
4. Brampton, ON:
$114 million, 3,150 homes.
Strategies: Zoning, incentives, reducing barriers.
5. Halifax, NS:
$79.3 million, 2,600 homes.
Approaches: Pre-approved plans, commercial to residential, permit improvements.
6. Kelowna, BC:
$31.5 million, 950 h
omes.
Emphasis: Transit corridors, city lands, tech for permits.
7. Kitchener, ON:
$42.4 million, 1,200 homes.
Measures: LRT housing, permissive regulations, affordable housing support.
8. Calgary, AB:
$228 million, 6,800 homes.
Strategies: Office conversion, transit proximity, infill housing.
9. Moncton, NB:
$15.5 million, 490 homes.
Initiatives: Missing middle, non-profit support, energy-efficient templates.
10. Province of Quebec:
$1.8 billion, 8,000 units.
Inclusions: 500 units for homeless/at-risk individuals.
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