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Deal to create 20 supportive housing units in Summerside falls though - Vimarsana News

Deal to create 20 supportive housing units in Summerside falls though

A property owner in Summerside refused to sell to the province over concerns about how they would use the property, said P.E.I. housing minister Rob Lantz.

Source: cbc.ca
What's a 'reasonable' return on a landlord's investment? P.E.I. Greens ask for clear rules - Vimarsana News

What's a 'reasonable' return on a landlord's investment? P.E.I. Greens ask for clear rules

The P.E.I. Greens sought clarity in the legislature Thursday about what constitutes a 'reasonable' return on a landlord's investment when it comes to rental properties, while also recommending legislative changes they say would give landlords more insight into a property's financial risk.

Source: cbc.ca
P.E.I. support centre meets resistance - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. support centre meets resistance

The fight over of a controversial homelessness support centre in downtown Charlottetown is souring government plans to revamp and expand programs on the Island.

Minister denies government is busing outreach centre clients to Rollo Bay Inn - Vimarsana News

Minister denies government is busing outreach centre clients to Rollo Bay Inn

P.E.I. Housing Minister Rob Lantz says the provincial government is not busing clients of the Community Outreach Centre to the inn in eastern P.E.I.

Source: cbc.ca
Summerside shelter delayed by quest to avoid issues that haunt Charlottetown, minister says - Vimarsana News

Summerside shelter delayed by quest to avoid issues that haunt Charlottetown, minister says

P.E.I.'s housing minister says the delay in setting up and servicing an emergency shelter for Summerside is because staff are trying to avoid the problems that have been haunting the government in Charlottetown.

Source: cbc.ca