Housing News

Tenants of a Kelowna, B.C., subsidized housing building say they feel scattered and forgotten after being displaced earlier this spring due to unsafe conditions in the building from ground settling linked to a UBC Okanagan construction site next door.

When Hai Huang and his wife transferred ownership of their half-million-dollar home to his son for $1, the man to whom Huang owed $436,000 had questions. In April, a B.C. Supreme Court judge found the transfer of the home was a suspicious sale.

At least eight tenants at Caldwell First Nation are getting evicted on Boxing Day for installing security cameras around their houses.

A Sarnia, Ont., man who lost his home in a fire at the start of December says he just got the best Christmas present ever after members of his former gym at F45 Kingsville delivered a truckload of supplies to his new rental home.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's promise to get people out of encampments and into housing sounds good to Dano Mason, who is rebuilding his winter shelter on the banks of the Red River. One expert CBC spoke to is optimistic, but hopes the plan doesn't merely involve shuffling people into temporary shelter beds.

The search for a site to house Windsor’s new Homelessness and Housing Help Hub (H4) is back underway after the city scrapped plans at 700 Wellington Avenue on Monday.

The City of Winnipeg and the province of Manitoba will introduce a plan to clear out encampments and move people into housing in 2025, the mayor and the premier said.

After 60 years, Tim Hortons has opened its very first sustainable restaurant in Canada and has chosen Regina as the location.

With all three levels of governments looking to find ways to build more housing and faster, one Quebec builder says it has the solution.

Earlier this year, municipalities received funding from a three-year provincial project that awards millions to those who meet 80 per cent of their housing targets. The province told Cambridge it hadn't met the mark - but after months of recalculating, it was confirmed that Cambridge had actually exceeded the target and would be given funding.

Refugees and some immigrants who arrive in Ottawa can come with nothing, and a local organization is working to help them build new lives by providing everything they need.

Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi says the UCP government has been “exceptionally slow” when it comes to Jasper’s wildfire recovery.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled that a law passed by the provincial government to stave off opposition to a supportive housing development in the Vancouver neighbourhood of Kitsilano is unconstitutional.