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De nouveaux logements coopératifs à Kingston, en Ontario27 septembre
Trente-huit nouveaux logements coopératifs sont maintenant accessibles à Kingston, en Ontario. Le 18 septembre, la coopérative...
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OFFRE D’EMPLOI: Adjoint administratif, Développement des coopératives d’habitation23 juillet
La Fédération de l’habitation coopérative du Canada (FHCC) est à la recherche de candidats afin...
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Le mois dernier, nous avons célébré le lancement du Programme de développement de l’habitation coopérative....
Lire la suiteReconnaître et célébrer la fierté à Winnipeg18 juin
À Winnipeg, nous avons eu l’occasion de reconnaître et de célébrer la saison de la...
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Découvrez pourquoi 250 000 personnes au Canada vivent dans des coopératives d'habitation.
🏠 It’s #NationalHousingDay and we’re celebrating inspiring stories of co-op housing development across Canada!![]()
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From coast to coast, co-ops are expanding, new co-ops are being built, and affordable rental homes are being protected through co-op conversions. ![]()
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This year, the co-op housing movement has had incredible momentum toward growth and development:![]()
● In June, the $1.5 billion federal Co-operative Housing Development Program launched in Winnipeg, Manitoba![]()
● Kingston Co-operative Homes completed their third successful expansion project, welcoming 38 new households ![]()
● A new project in Toronto led by the Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto will build over 600 new co-op homes – the largest co-op housing development project in Ontario in 25 years! ![]()
● The Fédération intercoopérative en habitation de l’Ouest du Québec (FIHAB) announced plans for a new 108-unit housing co-operative in Gatineau, at the former site of a fast-food restaurant.![]()
● Tenants in Hamilton, Ontario successfully purchased their private rental building and converted it into a housing co-op, keeping their homes affordable long-term![]()
● Construction is set to be completed on the Compass Nova Scotia's Unity North Neighbourhood, a two-building co-op neighbourhood in Halifax’s North End![]()
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These are just a few of the stories of co-op growth and development underway across Canada. Together, the co-op housing movement is working to build the next generation of co-op homes.![]()
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On November 26, Nova Scotia votes in the provincial election.![]()
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A housing system that works for everyone must include more co-op and non-profit housing. We've partnered with Nova Scotia Non-Profit Housing Associationation to put forward three key recommendations for the next provincial government. ![]()
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If you live in Nova Scotia, you can help speak up for co-op housing this election by: ![]()
➡ Spreading the word on social media ![]()
➡ Sharing these recommendations with your local candidates ![]()
➡ Downloading a poster to put in your co-op ![]()
➡ Sharing your co-op story ![]()
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Learn more and take action: chfcanada.coop/support-co-op-housing-in-the-nova-scotia-election/