Research presented at RESCON’s recent housing summit challenges Canadians to view housing not simply as an economic asset, but as a determinant of health, stability and well-being,@RESCONprez writes in a column in RENX Homes at https://t.co/n5010ik1i7.
#HousingCrisis
Canada faces a looming skilled #labour shortage just as the country is embarking on one of the most ambitious homebuilding agendas in generations, @RESCONprez writes in a column in Canadian Forest Industries at https://t.co/SqqgtvpYmV.
#apprenticeships#skilledlabour
Young people don’t get much exposure to the trades in school and the pathways for people to begin an #apprenticeship are often hard to navigate, @RESCONprez said in an article in @globeandmail at https://t.co/oEDfTZ9xgr.
#skilledtrades
The real cost of Canada's #housing crisis can now be measured in something far more important than dollars and cents: the health, stability and well-being of Canadians, @RESCONprez writes in a column in @TheTorontoSun at https://t.co/YQtNxuXOYD.
#HousingCrisis#construction
Are government #housing reforms working? @RESCONprez noted the issue was front and centre at a recent housing summit hosted by RESCON.
Read the article in Canadian Contractor Magazine at https://t.co/fp12a3JMxL.
#HousingCrisis#construction
RESCON's October. newsletter is hot off the digital press with columns by @RESCONprez, @RESCON_VP, @gacmediagroup and a Q&A with Housing Minister @RobFlackEML. Read the digital file at https://t.co/75XTRVdYlt or the PDF at https://t.co/xC0PYdlJPJ.
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Policy reforms lack the speed and scale needed to close the massive gap in #housing supply, a RESCON summit focused on Ontario’s residential market was told. Read the article in @Onconstructnews at https://t.co/QZFVmZXEMn.
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Reforms implemented thus far are insufficient to close a massive #housing supply gap, Ian Lee, associate professor at the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University, told RESCON’s recent housing summit. Read the article in @DCN_Canada at https://t.co/zOpCiCEiRX.
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RESCON held its sixth annual #housing summit on Sept. 23. We have compiled a report on messaging by some of the speakers at the event. Read as a digital file at https://t.co/CWDk7RBZoC or PDF at https://t.co/85lU0wuJRl.
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The outlook for Canada’s #housing market is complicated as affordability has improved but many buyers are remaining on the sidelines, a RESCON housing summit was told. Read the article by @gacmediagroup in @DCN_Canada at https://t.co/3OlOfGMtaZ.
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While policies have been introduced and #housing has been made a political priority, progress to date remains insufficient to close the housing supply gap, according to an article in RENX Homes by @gacmediagroup at https://t.co/7gxGLEuSJc.
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Policy changes introduced to boost #housing are having an impact, but the supply gap remains, according to speakers at Housing Summit 6.0, hosted by RESCON. Read the article by @gacmediagroup in Canadian Forest Industries at https://t.co/cFGvV1m0Mh.
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The #housing market slowdown has reduced some immediate labour pressures, but a much larger workforce challenge could emerge once market conditions improve, @RESCONprez said in an article in @DCN_Canada at https://t.co/d3uTRAl1Vb.
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While government measures are beginning to show results, speakers at RESCON’s #housing summit repeatedly emphasized that the progress made so far is not enough to close the nation’s substantial housing supply gap, @gacmediagroup reports in @storeyspub at https://t.co/HHesqcdbX3
An article in Canadian Contractor Magazine provides an overview of presentations from some of the speakers at RESCON’s recent Housing Summit 6.0. Read https://t.co/Jj4HHnLl28.
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