In an exclusive interview, Daniel Ling, principal at Montgomery Sisam Architects, speaks to Construction Canada on Toronto’s first-ever permanent supportive housing project that uses an innovative modular construction method.
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As part of the HousingTO action plan, two new housing complexes, 11 Macey and 150 Harrison, have begun to take shape in Toronto. The goal is to create more design-forward, dignified, inclusive, and welcoming homes for the homeless.
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The federal government, through the National Housing Strategy (NHS) delivered by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), is providing $190,000 in funding to the CSA Group to support research and develop a national standard for affordable, adaptable, and accessible homes across the country.
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The Ontario government is proposing changes to the growth plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe region with the aim to increase housing supply, attract investment, and protect jobs.
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The construction of the 10,000-m2 (107,639-sf) Maison de Lauberivière building will start in March in Québec City.
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The federal government, the government of Manitoba, and Lake St. Martin First Nation are working together to bring home residents displaced by severe flooding in 2011.
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Rising property values in Vancouver have resulted in the demolition of an unprecedented number of single-family homes in recent years, many of which were replaced with the same type of structure. Despite the better energy performance of the new homes, this cycle is likely to increase overall greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to an analysis from researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and a British Columbia-based data analytics firm.
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC’s) latest Housing Market Assessment (HMA) found moderate evidence of overvaluation across 15 centres in the Canadian housing market for the first quarter of 2016. Overvaluation was detected in eight centres and overbuilding in seven, making them the two most prevalent problematic conditions.
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Habitat for Humanity Canada volunteers will build homes across the globe as part of the organization’s new project, “Around the World in 80 Days.” From May 10 to August 29, 16 teams of volunteers will build new homes for 16 families in need across 14 locations.
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