Our growing population is one of our great economic strengths. And a growing country needs to build. We need to build housing. And we will.
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We will invest $2.5 billion to help build and repair 35,000 affordable housing units.
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None of these policies will make housing affordable but I shouldn't underestimate you. You really try your best to look as if you are doing something for renters. Not sure if this will work in the information age though, will see.
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What is for first-time buyers in the budget?
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So enough for about 5% of the foreign students that flood our county every year....
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75k$ per house? Seems low….
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Warm that's obviously not enough considering the millions of disabled people are only allowed half of what CERB was, which is already less than the average 1 bedroom rental.. 35000 units is laughable, and so is the support for those that literally cannot provide for themselves.
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Affordable housing is definitely needed,but as a landlord, I see the impossible situation pple on ODSP, especially single parents,face in trying to afford rent let alone food& basic necessities.The Ontario govt has abandoned them,I hoped the Fed Gov't would help to some degree
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I am not going to vote for a party that leaves people from 65 to 75 OUT of the picture, this is just neglect, what don't we eat as much as 75 y.o.'s??? WTF
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There is a big difference btw ensuring housing is affordable and investing in 'affordable' housing. When someone who has worked for a big co saved all their life can't afford decent housing the problem is cost of living, poor policy +lack of regulations(multiple ownership, etc)
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Ministré, housing in Niagara increased x over 20% in the last yr. Locals can't afford the prices bc their salaries arn't big city salaries. Realtors don't are part of the problem. Mine shared that she owns SIX properties. Houses r for living, not for profit (they get first dibs)
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