Ottawa Launches $13B Push for Affordable Housing Through Build Canada Homes
Prime Minister Mark Carney walks up the stairs as he tours a new modular home being built by Caivan Homes, at an announcement for the new federal agency Build Canada Homes, in Ottawa on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025. Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled Build Canada Homes , a new federal agency tasked with accelerating affordable housing construction across the country. Backed by a $13 billion budget , the agency will oversee the development of 4,000 housing units on six federally owned sites in Dartmouth, Longueuil, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Edmonton. The initiative aims to tackle Canada’s housing shortage by offering financial incentives to builders, reducing upfront costs, and streamlining the permitting process. Carney emphasized that unlocking federal land for housing will help lower construction expenses, ultimately reducing rents and home prices for Canadian families. Build Canada Homes will prioritize modern, cost-efficient building methods such as modular and mass timber...
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