Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative (CHEC)/ Collectif canadien pour la recherche sur le logement (CCRL). We research housing in a changing world.
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ALT The text shown on the image says the following. Webinar: Making it with Mailchimp. Learn how to create compelling email campaigns and grow your audience. Date: May 22, 2024. Time: 1:30-2:30 PM ET. Speaker: Kimberly Langille, Communications and Research Coordinator at CHEC-CCRL. There is a headshot of Kimberly smiling, looking straight at the camera. She is wearing a gray, patterned short sleeve shirt.
ALT On top of a birds-eye view of Yellowknife, there is a quote from Julia Christensen that reads "We need a long-term strategy to address northern housing need. That means that we can't continue to place a Band-Aid on the northern housing crisis through one-off budget announcements that come every few years." Christensen is the Project Director for At Home in The North.
ALT The text shown on the image says the following. Webinar: Making it with Mailchimp. Learn how to create compelling email campaigns and grow your audience. Date: May 22, 2024. Time: 1:30-2:30 PM ET. Speaker: Kimberly Langille, Communications and Research Coordinator at CHEC-CCRL. There is a headshot of Kimberly smiling, looking straight at the camera. She is wearing a gray, patterned short sleeve shirt.
ALT The text shown on the image says the following. Webinar: Making it with Mailchimp. Learn how to create compelling email campaigns and grow your audience. Date: May 22, 2024. Time: 1:30-2:30 PM ET. Speaker: Kimberly Langille, Communications and Research Coordinator at CHEC-CCRL. There is a headshot of Kimberly smiling, looking straight at the camera. She is wearing a gray, patterned short sleeve shirt.
ALT Join BSH researchers to learn about First Nations land development in Vancouver, and the implications for housing. Date: Monday, May 13 Time: 11am PDT / 2pm EDT Register: bit.ly/BSHrip
ALT 3% of Canadian Renters have been evicted in the last 12 months This is higher than both 2018 and 2021 estimates Over half of evictions are landlord-initiated This is the #1 reason for eviction, followed by difficulty paying rent In Hamilton, ON, there was a 983% increase in landlord-initiated evictions from 2017 to 2022 Young people evicted more often Almost two-thirds of evictions are of young households (25-44)
ALT "The consultations with housing sector stakeholders on the new catalogue were expected to focus first on a series of standardized low-rise designs, including modular and prefabricated homes, before expanding to potential high-density construction plans. Recent grant approvals by the federal government for municipalities include commitments to develop standardized housing that can get quickly through the approval process." - From “Feds finishing consultation on wartime-inspired housing catalogue.” CHEC-CCRL Perspective. April 3rd, 2024.
