Provincial Government Investing in New Affordable Rental Housing ProjectsProvincial Government Investing in New Affordable Rental Housing Projects

The Province of British Columbia announced the opening of Cedar Lá:lém, a six-storey, 64-unit affordable rental housing building at 45835 Spadina Avenue in downtown Chilliwack, for low-income individuals and families. The project, developed with partners including the City of Chilliwack, MQHS, AHMA, and Cheam View United Church, was funded through the…

The Newfoundland and Labrador government announced $31 million in funding for 33 housing projects across the province, aiming to create 344 affordable rental units. The funding was described as for shovel-ready projects with an expected completion timeline of 18 to 30 months, and includes units priced based on qualifying incomes (some at $42,000 or less,…

The government announced funding for 33 new affordable rental housing projects totaling $31 million, including projects in Stephenville. In Stephenville, Tri-Sun Realty Limited will build 8 units and Pollard Properties Limited will build 10 units.

The Government of Canada announced over $133 million in funding through the Affordable Housing Fund to help build 294 affordable rental homes in Toronto, led by the Missanabie Cree First Nation at 140 Merton Street. The project aims to create deeply affordable and mixed-use housing for Indigenous seniors, with community spaces and ceremonial facilities,…

The provincial government announced funding for 33 new affordable rental housing projects across the province, totaling $31 million and enabling up to 344 new affordable rental homes. The funding comprises $17 million reallocated from unused 2023 round projects and an additional $14 million due to strong developer interest, with projects expected to be…