Week in Review: October 31, 2025
- mlmiller15
- 4 days ago
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Here’s a roundup of housing news and issues that we noticed this week:
From ECOHH’s social media
Federal government announces projects to end homelessness
A school-based early intervention approach to preventing homelessness
Homelessness is terrible in Alberta's larger cities, but it is a very real reality in rural areas as well.
This announcement is a reminder that some people need a range of supports as part of providing their right to adequate housing. This is part of the right to health care as well.
A Quebec organization similar to ECOHH offers a clear reminder that much more than minimal shelter is needed to meet the right to adequate housing. There is much to do.
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has some ideas for the federal government about housing in advance of next week's budget.
Everyone needs to be watching closely to see if the federal budget will provide the resources needed to address the huge shortfall in social housing in Canada: https://www.frapru.qc.ca/budget-federal-4nov/
Relevant housing news
Financialized landlords are targeting Black and Arab neighbourhoods across Canada
The US Is Criminalizing Homelessness and Expanding Incarceration. Who Profits?
Housing crisis impacts those looking to flee domestic violence, research shows
Province rejects rent control as NDP highlight senior struggles
On the campaign trail: Can Montreal fix its housing crisis?
'Absolute garbage': Sask. physician blasts plans to add involuntary addictions treatment
City of Winnipeg details plan to clear homeless encampments starting mid-November
Say goodbye to rent control, indefinite leases if Ontario passes housing proposal: advocates
How changes to tenants' rights could affect Ottawa
Province defunds Toronto’s last supervised consumption site outside downtown core
As homelessness rises in Abbotsford, B.C., advocates say housing and resources are not keeping pace
Spike in Saskatoon homeless encampments ‘heartbreaking,’ NDP says
N.W.T. committee report has more than 40 recommendations to improve public housing system
N.W.T. housing minister not sure gov’t should be ones to provide public housing
Thunder Bay Police Inspector Jason Rybak: Housing Safety
Staff housing shortage ‘is leaving classrooms without teachers’
As always, we recommend checking out these sources for additional information on housing and homelessness
Homeless Hub (Canadian Observatory on Homelessness)

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