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In Montreal, 1 in 5 households can't afford both rent and other basic needs - Vimarsana News

In Montreal, 1 in 5 households can't afford both rent and other basic needs

Centraide says Montreal’s housing crisis has reached staggering heights, with one in five households not able to make ends meet.

Source: q107.com
In Montreal, 1 in 5 households can't afford both rent and other basic needs - Montreal - Vimarsana News

In Montreal, 1 in 5 households can't afford both rent and other basic needs - Montreal

Centraide says Montreal's housing crisis has reached staggering heights, with one in five households not able to make ends meet.

Lachine Canal to have historic revitalization - Vimarsana News

Lachine Canal to have historic revitalization

The City of Montreal is calling it Lachine Canal 4.0, a revitalization project for the historic waterway that is a favourite destination for Montrealers, especially in the summer months.

Montreal's Lachine Canal Could See A Big Transformation In The Years Ahead - Vimarsana News

Montreal's Lachine Canal Could See A Big Transformation In The Years Ahead

The city has launched a plan to revamp the land surrounding Montreal's Lachine Canal by making it a bigger destination for businesses and investment. That could mean transformative change is on the way for the three boroughs around the famous waterway. Officials have dubbed the plan Lachine Canal 4.0. It has four goals.

Montreal sets aside $5.6M for affordable housing in the Plateau - Vimarsana News

Montreal sets aside $5.6M for affordable housing in the Plateau

Montreal is working on transforming a 93-unit building across from Lafontaine Park into affordable housing with a grant of $5.6 million.

Source: cbc.ca