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Not going to be a popular one with the folks who live up the hill from our office:
Editorial: On North Vancouver supportive housing, there is only one right choice nsnews.com/opinion/editorial… via @NorthShoreNews
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There is a housing crisis in Metro Van. 62,000 low-income households pay more than 50% of their income on housing. Shifting 70% of the newly constructed rentals towards non-market = almost 75,000 more affordable homes for low-income households. Read our report @vancitycommfdn
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Great news.. a @MetroVancouver affordable housing project in the DNV! Thank you to my 2018-2022 council colleagues who supported this, in particular @mrmathewbond who was a real advocate on this one #northvan
The site has been selected as part of Metro Vancouver’s regionwide 10-year affordable housing plan nsnews.com/highlights/north-…
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📢Released today! The new Canadian Rental Housing Index data reveals the alarming increase in rental costs across Canada.
This is an urgent call to action that more needs to be done to address affordability and housing quality.
News release: ow.ly/gxY750ORW3k
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Today is Nowruz, also known as Persian New Year. #Nowruz, which means "a new day," marks the beginning of spring and is celebrated by millions of people worldwide. This is an occasion for friendship, connection, vibrancy, hope, rejuvenation, and renewal. (1/2)
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“The Province will monitor progress and work with municipalities to help address barriers to meeting housing targets...”
In @NVanDistrict the “barriers” are the Mayor and a few unyielding no-growth councillors. #NorthVan news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022…
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We’re helping our #NorthShore neighbours with the @HarvestProject for the month of October & we need your help!
We are asking our community to bring in non-perishable items up until October 30! Help us scare hunger 👻 and help families in need. Thank you for your support! – at North Vancouver, British Columbia
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Recycle election signs @ 1493 Dominion St, North Van, Mon-Fri 9am-3pm! Funds raised go to @HarvestProject supporting low-income families.
#ElectionSignRecyclingVancouverBC #HarvesProjectNorthShore #CoroplastSignRecycling #VancouverBC #NorthVancouverBC #ElectionSignRecycling
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Women & Empowerment Group starts September 27.
Connect with other women in a safe space and explore your own power and choices concerning emotional, physical, mental and spiritual self. To learn more, and to register call intake at 604-988-5281 ext. 226.
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Usually, when we think of poverty, we often think of a lack of financial security. But there are other types of poverty that aren't necessarily economic in nature. Stay tuned for more posts about what these less well-known forms of poverty look like in our world.
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News update: Rent prices in Vancouver just had the most dramatic increase of 2022
Read the @dailyhivevan article here: dailyhive.com/vancouver/aver…
#rent #rentals #vancouver #britishcolumbia #increase #housing #market #trends #news #article #bcrentbank
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“Average monthly shelter costs – which include rent or mortgages, utilities, property taxes and condo fees – increased 7 per cent across Canada from 2018 to 2021, according to the data.”
Read the article: thestar.com/news/gta/2022/07…
#housing #canada #britishcolumbia #affordability
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MYTHS VS. FACTS: GOVERNMENT BENEFITS
People experiencing homelessness are the least likely to access or receive social assistance due to barriers that deter them from applying. Even if they do, government support alone is not enough for survival.
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Employees across our #NorthVan teams were pleased to participate in a recent clothing drive for @HarvestProject, @WorkingGear & @DFSVancouver, donating professional attire & construction gear to help local individuals prepare for job interviews and fit in at their new roles.
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Single mothers are among the hardest hit by the pandemic. As restrictions ease, experts say it's important that the problems highlighted by the pandemic — including a lack of child care and flexible schedules — aren't ignored in the return to normal.
cbc.ca/1.6353981
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It's probably worth revisiting this excellent chart by @bkclifford for some context.
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Why are B.C. renters subsidizing B.C. homeowners? Answer: Politics theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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It’s true, it is a time for courage. It’s time for us to draw a straight line between an entire generation struggling to access housing and those who have housing saying “no way” to building more of it. We need to call this out. And then leaders need to lead.
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KGMS is SCARING HUNGER 👻 with @HarvestProject! This year we have taken our initiative online, raising money to help put groceries in the hands of vulnerable individuals & families. Our goal: to raise $1,000 for our #NorthShore neighbours in need. Visit: fundrazr.com/harvestproject_…
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