“Women and children have been staying longer and longer in emergency housing” says @kyla_tann. @cmhc says funding programs to build new transitional shelters are overwhelmed. https://t.co/sz8yVaj1Vc
@ericpost_mpl @DonaldShoup If AMR is higher and median market rent (MMR), then other units at “affordable rates” could raise their rent levels. Also luxury units could contribute to gentrification of areas that were historically affordable. Those are my quick thoughts!
@ericpost_mpl @DonaldShoup @ericpost_mpl interesting read!! I definitely understand the filtering - a big problem right now is real estate investment trusts (REITs) buying them up and selling at higher rents. And luxury apartments would raise the average market rent from CMHC
The NCC has announced the proposed bistro at Patterson Creek is expected to open June 2021. More details--including information about the consultation report--can be found at the NCC website. https://t.co/P69qAuzNvc
Slanted benches don’t reduce homelessness.
Bolts on steps don’t reduce homelessness.
Raised grate covers don’t reduce homelessness.
Spiked windowsills don’t reduce homelessness.
There’s only one thing that *does* reduce homelessness — and that is housing.
Announcing the establishment of the Ottawa Community Land Trust, a new sector-led entity that will hold land in perpetuity for affordable housing. Board and members will comprise of diverse stakeholders that will steward collaboratively. #affordablehousing https://t.co/uIn4lCxuBm
The words we use help shape other people’s experiences. Let’s create the world we want by choosing words related to substance use and homelessness that are compassionate and respect a person’s dignity.
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My recent blog post for @Cahdco includes ways municipalities can create more affordable housing, based on what I heard at this years @OntarioPlanners conference
Cahdco Project Manager Kyla Tanner attended this year's virtual @OntarioPlanners Conference. In her latest blog at the link below, she summarizes the policy priorities that the conference hopes Ontario municipalities will adopt:
#AffordableHousing
https://t.co/PVFb1nA0UJ
#NationalHousingDay this year has special significance as COVID-19 further exposes the gaps in Canada’s housing system & threatens our homeless neighbours.
I've joined the #RecoveryForAll campaign to end homelessness in Canada. Will you join me?
https://t.co/HO2Dsi0KHY #cdnpoli
We are proud to be partnering with @BC_Housing to create approximately 450 supportive homes for people experiencing homelessness. These homes will provide people with a place to sleep and give them access to basic services that many of us take for granted https://t.co/Yf18Ym9FK7
In her latest blog, Summer Student Kyla discusses Affordable Home Ownership models, from Community Land Trusts, to Shared Equity Mortgages, and everything in between. Check it out at the link below:
https://t.co/t80YXuJj1X
#affordablehousing
I finished my master's report in May, which included #SupportiveHousing case studies in ON & BC. My blog post for Cahdco highlights findings around #development, supportive services, and the NHS. See the full report for 7 case study project profiles here: https://t.co/qKQaO11I48
Cahdco is proud to partner with numerous non-profit organizations towards building quality supportive housing. Summer Student Kyla writes about the process of developing supportive housing in her blog below:
https://t.co/ZyGNT1zQSR
#affordablehousing#supportivehousing#ottawa
This is exciting news for #ottwalk#ottroll#ottbike !
Starting this weekend, Bank from Queen to Flora streets will close to motor vehicles from 9 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. every Saturday through Aug. 8, and possibly beyond if businesses deem it a success.
https://t.co/VsasyVdo8M
They say “We can’t do that. We’re not Amsterdam.” You respond “Amsterdam wasn’t always like that either,” showing before & after transformations illustrating that cities we admire made CHOICES. They make more tired excuses. Don’t accept them. (1e van der Helststraat, 1978 & 2005)