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  1. Alberta is considering leaving Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith estimated the separation costs, which are being studied by the University of Calgary.
  2. Alberta is considering leaving Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith estimated the separation costs, which are being studied by the University of Calgary.
  3. Alberta separation talks are impacting Calgary's housing market and future relocation plans.
  4. Calgary city council debates housing density policies.

24-Unit Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground in Calgary

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What happened

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Construction began on Ke Mama Nnanik, a 24-unit affordable housing project in southeast Calgary that provides homes and wraparound supports for Indigenous families and seniors. The project includes 12 homes for Indigenous families and 12 for seniors, with six units designed to be accessible. The development will also house the Native Network Family Resource Centre, offering child care and community support services.

From calgarysun.com

Why it matters

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The project adds affordable housing stock to Calgary. This initiative occurs while Calgary city council debates housing density policies and Alberta separation talks impact the city's housing market.

Calgary city council debates housing density policies, and Alberta separation talks are impacting Calgary's housing market and future relocation plans.

From calgarysun.com

Who's involved

  • CalgaryLocation where the affordable housing project is being built
  • Jennifer HouleExecutive director of Métis Calgary Family Services Society, advocating for the project
  • HendryChief housing officer for the city of Calgary

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AlbertaSpeculative

    Alberta might see changes in provincial funding commitments related to housing initiatives

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Calgary city council debates housing density policies.

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