Burlington, ON -- More families, seniors and persons with disabilities have a place to call home in Halton Region. The federal and provincial governments have invested over $21 million to create 145 units of affordable housing through the Canada-Ontario Investment in Affordable Housing (IAH) agreement.
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Peterborough, ON -- More families, seniors, adults with disabilities and Indigenous people will now have a place to call home in Peterborough, Renfrew County and the surrounding areas. The federal and provincial governments are investing over $10.3 million to create 82 affordable housing units.
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Ontario is paving the way for more affordable housing by giving municipalities the ability to require that affordable units are created in new residential developments.
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Oshawa, ON -- More families, seniors and Indigenous peoples in Durham Region will now have a place to call home. The federal and provincial governments are investing over $44 million to create more than 358 affordable housing units in the area.
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Kingston, ON -- More families, seniors and people living with mental illness and addictions will now have a place to call home in Kingston and the Thousand Islands region. The federal and provincial governments are investing over $9 million to create 78 affordable housing units.
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Vaughan, ON -- More families, individuals and seniors living in Vaughan will soon have a place to call home at Woodbridge Lane. The federal and provincial governments are investing over $11 million to create 75 affordable housing units through the Canada-Ontario Investment in Affordable Housing (IAH) agreement.
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Ontario is introducing a new, simple standard lease that will be mandatory for private residential leases signed on or after April 30, 2018, including tenancies in single and semi-detached houses, apartment buildings, rented condominiums and secondary units (such as basement apartments).
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Ottawa, ON -- More families, seniors, chronically homeless men and women, and people living with disabilities will now have a place to call home in Ottawa. The federal, provincial and municipal governments are investing over $74 million to create more than 675 affordable housing units.
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Ontario has provided the City of Toronto with an emergency shelter space to help ensure that those experiencing homelessness have a safe place to sleep.
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The following statement was issued today by Peter Milczyn, Minister of Housing and Minister Responsible for the Poverty Reduction Strategy, following the release of the Auditor General's report:
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Ontario is making it easier for individuals and families to find a home by rebating development charges on new, purpose-built rental housing, to encourage more construction and bring more fairness to the rental market.
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Ontario is helping more survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking escape violence by providing faster access to housing.
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The following statement was issued today by Peter Milczyn, Minister of Housing and Minister Responsible for the Poverty Reduction Strategy, following the release of the federal National Housing Strategy:
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Hamilton, ON -- The governments of Canada and Ontario have partnered to help fund affordable rental housing for residents in Hamilton.
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The following statement was issued today by Peter Milczyn, Minister of Housing and Minister Responsible for the Poverty Reduction Strategy and Bill Mauro, Minister of Municipal Affairs, after the second meeting of the Housing Forum:
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