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Carney government launches ‘Build Canada Homes’ with $13B initial investment

The Canadian government will invest $13 billion to launch the 'Build Canada Homes' initiative to develop affordable housing on public lands.
The first sites identified are located in Dartmouth, Longueuil, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Edmonton.
The initiative aims to address homelessness, provide supportive housing, and work with other levels of government to offer additional services.

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B.C. left out of housing announcement by Carney to build 4,000 units on federal lands

VICTORIA — British Columbia's housing minister Christine Boyle says Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement to build more housing on federal lands is a "good start" but does not include any B.C. projects.

2 hours ago

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nationalnewswatch.com

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Build Canada Homes aims to build 4,000 housing units on federal land:…

National Newswatch: Canada's most comprehensive site for political news and views.

2 hours ago·Ottawa, Canada

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CBC News

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Carney announces launch of new housing agency, earmarks funding for new projects

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Sunday the launch of Build Canada Homes, the federal government’s new agency that will oversee federal housing programs.

6 hours ago·Canada

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Prince George Citizen

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Build Canada Homes aims to build 4,000 housing units on federal land: Carney

6 hours ago·Prince George, Canada

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CTV News

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Carney government launches ‘Build Canada Homes’ with $13B initial investment

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is making an initial capital investment of $13 billion to launch Ottawa’s new affordable housing plan.

7 hours ago·Canada

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Bloomberg

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Carney Unveils $9.4 Billion Plan to Build Affordable Homes

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a new government agency responsible for building affordable homes as he aims to boost the pace of construction over the next decade.

7 hours ago·United States

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