Housing in local government
1,594 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-03. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Ottawa, ON (55)
- Victoria, BC (43)
- Hamilton, ON (41)
- Burnaby, BC (33)
- London, ON (32)
- Prince Edward County, ON (25)
- Oak Bay, BC (24)
- Kitchener, ON (24)
- Brantford, ON (23)
- Kingston, ON (23)
- Edmonton, AB (22)
- Nanaimo, BC (21)
Latest matching meetings
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The Brantford Municipal Non-Profit Housing Corporation Board of Directors meeting agenda contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda. The meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive agenda items.
No agenda items listed for the Elgin Seniors Housing Board meeting
The agenda for the Elgin Seniors Housing Board meeting on 2026-12-02 contains no listed items. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without specific decisions, contracts, or discussions recorded.
No substantive items listed for Housing and Homelessness Advisory Committee
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed for this meeting.
No substantive items listed for Joint Social and Housing Services Advisory Committee
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed for this meeting.
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The provided text contains only empty data fields and placeholder text for meeting details, history, and votes. It does not list any specific motions, projects, or decisions for the Planning and Housing Committee meeting on 2026-10-07.
Housing committee agenda lacks specifics
The agenda for the Tillsonburg Affordable and Attainable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on September 30, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate with no substantive discussion items or decisions listed.
No substantive items listed for Housing and Social Services Advisory Committee
The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion items or decisions. No business items were listed for this meeting.
Seniors Housing Board meeting has no substantive items
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no listed decisions, discussions, or public hearings.
Meeting agenda contains only procedural items
This agenda consists solely of administrative boilerplate and lacks any specific items for discussion or decision. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are listed.
No substantive items on Planning and Housing agenda
The agenda for this Planning and Housing Committee meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no actual discussion items, decisions, or public hearings. The provided text lacks any specific proposals, rezonings, contracts, or ordinances.
Proposed rezoning of 1050 Cook Road from agriculture to residential
The Planning Committee is reviewing a request to rezone lands at 1050 Cook Road. The proposal seeks to change the current Marginal Agriculture and Environmental Protection zoning to Limited Service Residential to fulfill conditions for a previous land severance.
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This meeting agenda for the Richmond Hill Affordable Housing Strategy Implementation Committee contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive discussion items or decisions.
Woodstock Committee of Adjustment reviews minor variance applications
The Committee will consider three minor variance applications regarding lot area, coverage, and frontage. Staff recommendations include one deferral for further review and two approvals for residential development.
Board to discuss new working group structures and Niles Street development
The Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board will consider a proposal to adopt a new working group structure and dissolve existing groups. The Board will also receive a staff update regarding the Niles Street development and may authorize legal services for a Record of Site Condition.
Design Advisory Panel reviews two new multi-family residential developments
The Design Advisory Panel will review development permit applications for two apartment projects. The meeting includes presentations on a 46-unit building at 1575 White Street and a 20-unit building at 1224 Manzanita Place.
Committee discusses Policy Committee dissolution and residential property use
The Committee of the Whole will discuss the potential dissolution of the Policy Committee and whether Board policy matters should be handled by the full Board. Members will also discuss the recreational use of residential properties and NDIT intake application deadlines.
Committee to discuss wildfire resilience plan and transit service options
The Governance and Regional Services Committee will review the adoption of the Community Wildfire Resilience Plan and examine Columbia Valley Transit System service options. The meeting also includes presentations on homelessness initiatives and community energy reports.
Victoria City Council to hear public requests regarding housing and infrastructure
The September 10, 2026, meeting includes several scheduled requests for citizens to address Council. Topics of discussion include residential housing demolition deposits, a community garden pilot project, and stormwater utility accountability.
Victoria Committee discusses rezoning for mid-rise rental and hotel developments
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing two major rezoning applications for residential and hotel uses. The agenda also includes updates to inter-community business licensing and new bylaws for advisory panels.
Committee to decide on minor variance for semi-detached dwelling at 560 Poplar Way
The Committee of Adjustment is holding a public hearing to decide on a minor variance application (A05.26) from OTG Construction Inc. to build a semi-detached dwelling at 560 Poplar Way. The variance would reduce the minimum required lot area for the Rural Residential zone from 4,047 m² to 3,716.12 m², an 8.18%…
Clearview Committee of Adjustment reviews land use and consent applications
The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to consider several land applications, including minor variances and consents. The agenda includes decisions on accessory dwellings, land severances, and the validation of a title for municipal lands.
Committee to hear two minor variance requests for properties on Principale and Argile
The Minor Variance Committee is holding a public meeting to consider two minor variance applications. The first is for a six-unit residential building at 879 Principale, seeking reduced side yard setbacks. The second is for an attached deck at 189 Argile, seeking a reduced rear setback. The meeting also includes…
Panel to review development permit for 11953 Blakley Road
The Advisory Design Panel is meeting to review a development permit application for 11953 Blakley Road and to provide feedback on a proposed Family-Friendly Housing Policy. The agenda includes approval of the meeting agenda and minutes from May 13, 2026, plus a roundtable discussion. No decisions are final; items are…
Committee to hear public on multiple zoning and planning applications
The Planning and Environment Committee is meeting to consider consent items, scheduled public participation meetings, and items for direction. Key items include several zoning by-law amendments and a site plan application, an update on draft neighbourhood plans, and a motion regarding permeable driveway surfaces. The…
Board meeting agenda contains no substantive items or discussions.
The provided text is a system template with no actual agenda items, decisions, or public hearings listed. The board is scheduled to meet, but no specific business is detailed in this document.
Council to adopt multiple zoning and road closure bylaws
This special Council meeting focuses on adopting several bylaws, including zoning amendments, road closures, and a tax sale redemption extension. Council will also receive a housing target progress report and consider cancelling an Environmental Advisory Committee meeting. Public input is limited on most items due to…
Council to set 2027 fees, consider housing letter, data centre motion
Brockton Council will consider adopting the 2027 Fees and Charges By-Law, review a resident's letter requesting action on proposed housing growth, and debate a notice of motion on Ontario's Data Centre Playbook. The agenda also includes routine reports on water/wastewater operations, a pedestrian review, and several…
McBride Council to discuss grant support and rail safety proclamation
The Council will review several items for information and discussion, including a request for a Rail Safety Week proclamation and support for a homeowners grant. The meeting also includes reports on building permit statistics and police outreach resources.
Council to hold public meetings on two zoning by-law amendments
Thorold City Council is holding a special meeting with two statutory public meetings under the Planning Act for proposed zoning by-law amendments at 1201 Egerter Road and Confederation Heights Phase 10 (Blocks 232-239). Council will also consider consent items including a tender award for curb and sidewalk repair, an…
Council to decide on 28-unit housing development at 421-445 Gower Point Rd.
Council will consider several bylaws and reports, including a development permit for a 28-unit cluster residential project, updates to mobile vendor rules, and property tax exemptions. The meeting also includes routine adoption of minutes and a closed session for a personnel matter.
Council to consider BC Housing temporary supportive housing permit at 1525 Industrial Road 2
This special council meeting includes a public hearing and decisions on a zoning amendment, a temporary use permit for BC Housing's HEARTH supportive housing project, several development variance permits, and other administrative items. Council will also discuss the 2027 permissive property tax exemptions and a…
Committee to approve zoning for new Seaton Recreation Complex & Library
The Planning and Development Committee will review a City-initiated application to amend the Zoning By-law to facilitate the development of the Seaton Recreation Complex & Library. The report recommends approving the amendment and forwarding it to Council for enactment. Additionally, the committee will receive the…
Council to discuss community safety report and UBCM advocacy priorities
Council will receive a report on community safety concerns and consider using its findings to advocate for more mental health, detox, policing, and complex care housing resources at the upcoming UBCM Convention. They will also hear a verbal update on the Boitanio Mall residential housing development and receive…
Council to review housing development results and OPP policing costs
The Regular Council meeting on September 8, 2026, will consider several reports and by-laws, including the 2026 Drinking Water System Management Review, results of a residential housing development opportunity (EOI 2026-01), and 2027 OPP municipal policing costs. Council will also vote on by-laws for an agreement with…
Council considers tax changes for recreation properties and new business bylaws
Council is discussing a proposal to increase the tax multiple for Class 8 Recreation/Non-Profit properties over two years. The meeting also includes reviews of new business licensing, short-term rental policies, and emergency management bylaws.
Council to consider fourth reading of Manufactured Home Park bylaw
Port McNeill Council will consider fourth reading of Bylaw No. 739, 2026 (Manufactured Home Park), review garbage collection survey results, and receive reports on public works, harbour authority, and animal control. Correspondence includes a request from Prince George to support the Northern-Rural Homeowner Benefit…
Council to discuss residential development incentives and Assistant CAO position
The Peace River Town Council's Governance and Priorities Committee is meeting to discuss several items, including a review of the Grants to Organizations Policy, an update on the Wayfinding Project, results of a fleet auction, and proposed residential development incentive options. The committee will also consider a…
Council to discuss zoning amendments and municipal proclamations
The City of Brockville Council will consider a zoning amendment for a 5-unit residential building at 46-48 Pearl Street West. The meeting also includes several requests for official proclamations and the declaration of a municipal significance event.
Housing Committee to discuss priorities, conference, and Tetrault Street project
The Terrace Housing Committee is meeting to review and approve past minutes, receive an update from the Director of Development Services, and discuss new business including the upcoming Housing Central Conference and the committee's priorities. The agenda also includes discussion of the Tetrault Street Supportive…
Prince Edward County Council to review tax write-offs and infrastructure funding
Prince Edward County Council will meet to consider property tax write-offs, receive the Downtown Revitalization Final Project Report, and discuss a mayoral resolution regarding provincial HST reinvestment for municipal infrastructure. The meeting will also feature deputations on International Literacy Day, the…