Tag: Matthew Hayes

Last month, Fredericton City Council announced new by-laws permitting “workforce housing” development in commercial corridors along Prospect Street and around ...

L'annonce faite cette semaine selon laquelle le Nouveau-Brunswick recevra 5 600 places pour les étudiants étrangers sème plus de confusion ...

The announcement on Feb. 21, 2024 that New Brunswick will receive 5,600 spots for international students is spreading more confusion ...

A newly-launched rent bank has received mixed reviews from housing advocates, who welcomed the new program but raised concerns about ...

Canada’s distorted debate about housing risks costing the public far more than most of us realize. Nearly all attention is ...

The summer of 2023 was the summer of the “housing crisis,” and it is increasingly clear the issue will dominate the next ...

The Conservative Party’s housing plan, announced June 29, needlessly prolongs insecurity for tenants and continues the province’s quick march into ...

Up until 2022, public debate about housing in New Brunswick was dominated by landlords. While tenants made only modest gains ...

To hear the Conservatives tell it, any form of rent control—applied in six other Canadian provinces—will dissuade development and investment ...

It is a political truism: there is no better time to do something controversial than on a lazy Friday afternoon, ...