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Social Democrats housing spokesman Rory Hearne discusses the party's alternative Budget

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New ReviewSocial Democrats housing spokesman Rory Hearne spoke outside Leinster House, said the housing market and house system are currently a 'disaster'.
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Take a tour of the new St. John's Kitchen

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New ReviewThe new St. John's Kitchen includes a medical centre, community eating space and 44 new units for people who need transitional housing. It's located at 97 Victoria Street N. in downtown Kitchener. The facility is run by members of The...
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Former Vancouver mayor Larry Campbell appointed new DTES provincial adviser

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New ReviewFormer Vancouver mayor and senator Larry Campbell says his focus will be on housing as he takes on the role of new provincial advisor on the Downtown Eastside. As Pinki Wong reports, several neighbourhood agencies welcome the appointment...
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Chow calls on federal, provincial governments to help pay shelter costs for refugees

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New ReviewMayor Olivia Chow said the federal and provincial governments must pay their share of the cost of sheltering refugees and asylum seekers in Toronto. CBC’s Dale Manucdoc explains
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Steve Reed says he took on his “dream job” as Housing Secretary at Labour Party Conference

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New ReviewSteve Reed said he took on his “dream job” as Housing Secretary “not under the circumstances” he would have wanted. Mr Reed received a standing ovation and applause for his tribute to predecessor and former deputy prime minister Angela...
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Taoiseach says presidential candidate Jim Gavin can ‘bring people together’

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New ReviewTaoiseach Micheal Martin said Jim Gavin would “inspire young people and bring people together” as the Fianna Fail candidate launched his presidential campaign. Mr Martin said Mr Gavin has experience of serving the people of Ireland and...
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Steve Reed signs 'Build, Baby Build' bucket hats and caps at an event run by Labour Yimby

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New ReviewAt an event run by Labour Yimby, a pro-housebuilding group, Mr Reed ended the event by signing bucket hats, caps and tote bags which bore in big yellow lettering the “Build Baby Build” slogan.
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City to replace New Utrecht Library with new building and 100% affordable housing

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New ReviewDeputy Mayor Adolfo Carrión Jr. added that the project is designed to serve the community directly.
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Government putting more money into people's projects, says Housing Secretary

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New ReviewPooled interview with Housing Secretary Steve Reed during a visit to the Dartford Crossing control room, where he spoke about infrastructure projects, Donald Trump and Sir Ed Davey. Reed met Lower Thames Crossing executive director Matt...
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Bridgeport gets ready to demolish 4 dilapidated buildings

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New ReviewMayor Joe Ganim says the buildings will be replaced with "high-end" affordable housing.
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P.E.I.'s maximum allowable rent increase set at 2% for 2026

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New ReviewRent could be going up again in the new year. The Residential Tenancy Office approved a 2 per cent increase, starting on Jan. 1.But that increase isn't sitting well with tenants or landlords. CBC's Wayne Thibodeau has more.
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Red Deer housing growth trails behind other mid-sized cities despite slight gains

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New ReviewIn Central Alberta, new data shows housing starts in Red Deer are trending slightly higher this year.And while that might sound like good news, the construction industry remains concerned that the city is still lagging behind...
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Housing objections over ‘character of an area’ has to change, Chambers says

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New ReviewWhile speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers said a mindset around objecting to housing developments based on the character of a given area “has to change”.
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Housing market shifts create buyer opportunities

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New ReviewMore houses are on the market nationwide, but who's buying them? (Scripps News)
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Cree corporation pitches $400M bid to repurpose Hudson’s Bay building into heritage hub

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New ReviewThe James Bay Eeyou Corporation is partnering with real estate company JHD Real Estate to bid on the iconic downtown Montreal building. The project includes transforming the site into an Indigenous cultural centre and museum.
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P.E.I. Liberal leadership candidates make final stop in cross-province tour

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New ReviewIn the last of four stops of provincewide Liberal leadership forums, candidates Robert Mitchell and Todd Cormier made their case to party members as to why they'd be fit to run the party into the next election. CBC’s Cody MacKay reports.
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The NDP had a woman at a housing campaign event share her experience. It didn’t go as planned

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New ReviewNDP Leader Jim Dinn is promising to build 1,000 public housing units each year if his party forms government. But a woman Dinn had at the event to share her experience about the difficulty in finding a home caused Dinn to step in and...
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City staff look to clear encampment at Dufferin Grove Park

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New ReviewThe City of Toronto is taking further steps to clear the tent encampment at Dufferin Grove Park. CBC's Mercedes Gaztambide has the latest details — and reaction.
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Fort Greene faces rising tensions over 72-story affordable housing tower

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New ReviewBy 2032, the building is expected to become Brooklyn’s second tallest, bringing 1,263 new housing units to the borough.
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West Vancouver, Oak Bay say province’s housing directives are unprecedented intrusion

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New ReviewWest Vancouver is pushing back against the province’s housing directives. After failing to meet housing targets last year, the municipality has been ordered to make zoning changes and expand density plans by the end of this year. As...
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Half of Orange County’s homeless population are children, new data shows

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New ReviewThe nonprofit HONOR, which runs emergency shelters, a youth shelter and outreach programs in Orange, Ulster, Dutchess and Sullivan counties, shared its latest figures with News 12 this week
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Taoiseach says McGregor’s exit from presidential race is ‘a matter for him'

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New ReviewMicheál Martin attends Fianna Fail’s parliamentary party's annual think-in in Cork. The Taoiseach spoke to reporters ahead of the event.
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Modular homes coming to Winnipeg through new federal housing agency

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New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney has announced Winnipeg as one of the initial six sites in Canada to get a share of 4,000 modular homes, as part of a new federal housing agency launched by Ottawa to speed up the construction of affordable...
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Presidential candidate Jim Gavin speaks to the media

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New ReviewPresidential candidate Jim Gavin defends Fianna Fail's record on housing, his comments last week on Gaza, and his first campaign video on a farm.