Apparently Pierre Poilievre is talking to his webcam about building homes again. A friendly reminder of what he got built as Housing Minister under Harper: 0 new apartments 0 co-ops supported 6 affordable housing units Have a good weekend!

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Pierre doesn't care.

This is the kind of innovation that’s going to help solve the housing crisis.

.Sean Fraser, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities makes big housing announcement at #CanadaGrowth Summit. Tomorrow, he says, “we’re actually going to be releasing our plan to solve the housing crisis in Canada.” Fraser says: “It's going to involve a series of

We can and will solve the housing crisis, here’s how: infrastructure.gc.ca/housing-logeme…

We're going to make sure Canadians don't pay more than 30% of their income towards their home. Here's our Liberal plan to solve the housing crisis 👇

This is a good Housing Plan. It fills gaps in the National Housing Strategy, and responds to priorities and solutions put forward by ⁦CHRA-ACHRU⁩ chra-achru.ca/news/chra-appl…

Canada has a choice. Do we want to talk about the housing crisis, or do we want to solve it? As for where the federal government stands: It's time to build.

Caitlin Clark appeared on SNL last night to roast Michael Che for his past jokes about Women's basketball and thank her predecessors.

It's time to build.

Meet Adam. He’s pretty well known for his Olympic gold medal, but he also knows first hand how amazing co-ops are. Check out how we're going to build a whole new generation of co-ops in Canada. And follow Adam van Koeverden while you’re at it! Applications open on July 15th!

We’re asking cities to make it easier to build homes, and we want to help. We’ve put cash on the table to help fix roads, build transit systems, and to make sure neighbourhoods have access to water so communities can create the conditions for homebuilding. Thanks to Federation of Canadian Municipalities

Wondering what Pierre Poilievre means by Conservative "Common Sense?" Let's take a look at the last time we heard that saying:

People don’t want politicians to pick fights with one another, they want us to work together to solve problems. We’re at the table and want to work with the Provinces to help solve some of the biggest challenges facing the nation, so we can help make Canada the very best country

Home ownership shouldn't be a pipe dream. You shouldn't have to take another job just to make your rent. No Canadian should go to bed without a roof over their head. Over the last year, we've been working to solve this crisis. Here's a recap of some of that work:

It’s good to have such authenticity in politics these days.

Pierre announced yesterday he would cut billions for housing that communities are depending upon. He must not be aware his MPs have been writing me for months to ask that their communities receive funding because they know it is helping build more homes!

Sean's Team here. To end 2024 and Sean’s time as a Cabinet Minister on a high note, we found out today that he was voted: Most Valuable Politician, Best Cabinet Minister, and Up & Comer in an annual survey by The Hill Times. Sean - working alongside you has been a tremendous

I met a teacher in Georgetown, Ontario, who asked her students to describe their dreams for Canada. This is what they wrote: