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$38.5 Million for New Winnipeg Homes Falls Short of Addressing Low-Income Families’ Needs

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Winnipeg’s new 95-unit building on Chancellor Drive, funded largely through federal investment, will offer 38 affordable units priced below 70 per cent of the median market rent. However, housing advocates argue it falls short of addressing the critical need for deeply affordable, rent-geared-to-income housing for low-income residents, emphasizing the ongoing gap in Canada’s National Housing Strategy.

$38.5 Million for New Winnipeg Homes Falls Short of Addressing Low-Income Families’ Needs

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