Better Building by Canadian Funding Corporation.

BRAMPTON, May 29, 2009 — The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario and the Region of Peel celebrated the structural completion of Chapelview, a new 16-storey housing development in downtown Brampton that will create 200 units of affordable housing for singles and seniors in Peel. The project received $5.8 million from the Canada – [...]

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Canadian Funding Corporation reviews the CMHC report from ALDERVILLE, May 30, 2009 — Habitat for Humanity Northumberland and Alderville First Nation are launching the first ever Habitat build in Canada in a First Nation community for a qualifying family.
According to the Canadian Funding Corporation, the construction for this home was launched at a community celebration [...]

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YELLOWKNIFE, May 22, 2009 — According to Canadian Funding Corp., the Government of Canada and each of the three territories, Nunavut, Northwest Territories and Yukon, are partnering on joint investments to build new and renovate existing affordable housing. These investments will help create jobs, strengthen the economy and improve the quality of life for residents [...]

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