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Looking back at the housing situation in the province over the past year, experts and industry stakeholders weigh in on how we did and where we go from here.
A pandemic trend that saw significantly more people move to Nova Scotia from other parts of Canada than leave the province came to an end this summer, according to new data, but economists caution it's too early to say if this spells a larger change to population patterns.
Each of Nova Scotia's 49 municipalities now has a housing assessment paid for by the province and completed by an independent consulting company. Find your municipality's report on CBC's searchable map.
Over the last few years, rents in Halifax have risen faster than they have in decades. Some advocates and researchers say large corporate landlords are a contributing factor, but those companies push back on the idea.
Members of the City of Fredericton's economic vitality committee voted to forward an affordable housing strategy on to council, but not all committee members appeared fully on board with the idea of the city creating a housing entity.