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Architects Against Housing Alienation (AAHA) will represent Canada at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, from May 20 to November 26, 2023. AAHA is a curatorial collective, newly formed for the Venice Biennale of Architecture. It has a mission to instigate an architectural movement and create socially, ecologically, and creatively empowering […]

Polls show there’s one thing Montreal voters agree on, by a landslide, this election: the city’s most pressing issue is housing. But it's also incredibly complicated. CTV dove into the details of parties' proposals around making rent public, 'certifying' landlords, and more.

In the mayoral debate last weekend, things got testy when a certain topic came up: developers. They factor into both platforms, but in very different ways. CTV took a deep dive into competing plans for new housing.

Polls show there’s one thing Montreal voters agree on, by a landslide, this election: the city’s most pressing issue is housing. But it's also incredibly complicated. CTV dove into the details of parties' proposals around making rent public, 'certifying' landlords, and more.

Posted: Mar 16, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: March 16 Kim Crevatin and her mother lined up with dozens of others on Saturday, Feb. 27, to get in to the Moncton Hospital. It had been nearly two months since they were able to visit her father, who is in hospital waiting for a nursing home bed.(Vanessa Blanch/CBC)