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The city has named the members of a new mayor’s task force meant to help speed up housing development in Peterborough, and the group includes prominent local developers, as well as leaders in non-profit and social housing.

The Ontario government had assigned a target of 345 housing starts in 2023 for the city which has pledged to build 4,700 new units by 2031.

St. Catharines city council has decided not to partner with the owners of the former YMCA Walker Family building to run programming there because of the estimated cost of more than $5.5 million annually.

The 1,100-square-foot property also comes with original doors, 12-foot ceilings, a steel-and-glass staircase and a swing

Without updates to CMHC’s market value policies, good quality, purpose-built rentals will not be developed.

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New residential development coming to downtown Posted on January 22, 2021 by oshawaexpress in CITY, NEWS A rendering of the Atria Development at 47 Simcoe Street South (submitted photo Revitalization of Oshawa’s downtown continues with a new residential development taking over the former Canada Post building. Sitting at the corner of Simcoe Street South and Athol Street West, Atria Development has acquired the land with a plan to revitalize it into a mixed-use, mid-rise building, while...