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Though Indianas family poverty rate is at a 10-year low, the state faces a critical lack of affordable housing—this despite ranking sixth among states for affordable housing availability.

Event aims to connect residents with available resources.

The announcement that B.C. is capping next years annual allowable rent increase at two per cent was welcome news to many renters – but the province is still facing criticism from advocates for landlords and tenants alike.

HANNIBAL, Mo. — The 17th Tri-State Housing Summit brought forth a flurry of potential solutions for housing issues, and Missouri Rep. Louis Riggs (R-5) announced he plans to form a

Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MP Alex Ruff is hosting a Housing Task Force meeting this week. The goal is to bring stakeholders together to discuss local hous...

Sault Ste. Marie is currently in a spiral of social decline. Entire sections of the city are unrecognizable compared to just a decade ago. Numbered…

ATHOL — Despite what many may believe, the problem of homelessness is not an issue peculiar to larger cities such as Boston, Worcester, Springfield, or Lowell. Smaller communities also find themselves trying to figure out how best to help those with...

Montana is among the top states where employers are having a tough time hiring workers.

A grant sought by the Missoula Food Policy Advisory Board could help explore and plan the creation of a local meat processing facility.

A grant sought by the Missoula Food Policy Advisory Board could help explore and plan the creation of a local meat processing facility – an effort advocates believe would remove the value-added cost of meat and keep locally produced food in the community.