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With voting day set for October 17, Housing Central is encouraging candidates and the community housing sector to get engaged around community housing.
Municipal elected officials have significant influence on local housing outcomes and housing providers are key partners in creating long-term affordable solutions.
As the election nears, we want to support informed and meaningful discussions between candidates, the sector and voters. By engaging with each other, we can advance affordable housing in our communities. To get support for this important work, please see the resources below.
Get essential information about the local and provincial context for affordable housing, and the role of the community housing sector.
This guide will help you:
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Get resources to amplify and align the meaningful advocacy already being done by community housing providers.
This toolkit will help you:
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Get additional resources to increase your knowledge about the role of community housing providers, how local governments can make an impact, what voters think, and more.
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