Category: Op-eds and Policy Research
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The changing nature of social housing in Manitoba
What makes social housing ‘social’? In part, social housing is different from private-market housing because it intentionally provides low-cost housing for low-income…
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Make Poverty History Manitoba gives the Province a failing grade on poverty reduction
In March 2019, the Province of Manitoba released its renewed poverty reduction strategy, Pathways to a Better Future: Manitoba’s Poverty Reduction Strategy, followed by…
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Manitoba’s new Poverty Reduction Strategy
Pathways to a Better Future: Manitoba’s Poverty Reduction Strategy is the new strategy for Manitoba. It affirms the Manitoba government’s commitment to…
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Right to Housing OP Ed on federal housing money for Manitobans
The Right to Housing Coalition is concerned that millions in federal dollars that could make its way to Manitoba is sitting on…
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CCPA Report on Inclusionary Zoning-Keeping Winnipeg Affordable
Author Lissie Rappaport’s report Keeping Winnipeg Affordable explores the potential for inclusionary housing in Winnipeg. Full report Fast Facts
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2019 Provincial Budget Consultations
Read Right to Housing’s Submission regarding the Province’s 2019 Budget Consultations.
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Should the City of Winnipeg subsidize high-end housing downtown?
On Thursday September 20, Winnipeg City Council will vote on a motion to clear the way for True North Square (TNS) to…
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Winnipeg Without Poverty Report
This report, endorsed by more than 90 organizations, calls on Winnipeg’s Mayor to be a champion for poverty reduction and commit to…
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Subsidized Housing With Supports Needs More Supports: Lesson from WestEnd Commons
Stable and affordable housing is a central component in improving people’s quality of life. In light of a severe housing shortage facing…
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2018 Manitoba Budget Analysis
Read Right to Housing Coalition’s analysis of the recent Manitoba Budget. budget analysis
