The current housing crisis is not a new phenomenon. Canada has faced multiple housing crises over the years, often linked to large-scale population shifts. Notable examples include the Great Irish Famine (1845-1852), the Great Depression of 1929, and World War II, followed by a rural exodus and the baby boom (1946-1964). These population movements led…

Conditions for SuccessOne of the keys to success lies in the type of housing. It is crucial to move away from luxury housing by building single-family homes, semi-detached houses, or duplexes between 1,000 and 1,800 square feet on lots of 5,000 to 6,000 square feet. These homes should include two to four bedrooms, a living…

The provincial board of directors is responsible for developing the vision, construction methods, policies, administrative guidelines, and admission criteria, as well as maintaining contact with federal and provincial government agencies and overseeing development projects. This board would be composed of volunteer members with expertise in real estate development and environmental fields. Local boards of directors…

This development concept is distinctly conservative, offering communities the opportunity to take charge and launch their own development projects, while reducing costs and exceeding environmental standards. In addition to providing access to homeownership and helping build financial wealth for a population that has lost hope of owning property, such a project would open up numerous…