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  1. Mark Carney, facing criticism over housing market intervention, announced a new affordable housing program in British Columbia with Premier David Eby.

A joint plan to boost affordable housing supply is underway, but it is facing sharp criticism from political figures who question its structure.

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A joint plan to boost affordable housing supply is underway, but it is facing sharp criticism from political figures who question its structure.

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Mark CarneyDavid EbyPierre Poilievre

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  1. Poilievre criticized the new Canada-BC condo conversion partnership as a bailout.1 source
  2. The housing initiative is under scrutiny as critics label it an economic bailout.1 source
  3. Poilievre called the housing plan a 'bailout' and cited rising unsold condo inventories in the Tri-Cities.1 source

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