Nothing is more important than home. Canada’s first ever National Housing Strategy is a 10-year, $40-billion plan that will strengthen the middle class, fuel our economy and give more Canadians across the country a place to call home.
What is the Strategy?
Who will it help?
How does it work?
We want to hear what you have to say about the key elements of a human rights-based approach to housing, the proposed approach to new legislation, and new concepts to be explored.
The Strategy isn’t just about policies and programs. It’s people working together to build better lives, create stronger communities and lend a helping hand to Canadians in need.
Nuxalk Nation’s Jalissa Moody saw a need in her community and spearheaded a new kind of development.
The YWCA-developed facility combines stable housing, affordable childcare, community activities and learning opportunities.
Quebec’s Havre du Petit Village has a unique approach to community-building.
Over the next decade, the National Housing Strategy will remove 530,000 families from housing need, cut chronic homelessness by 50% and change the face of housing in Canada forever.