Housing in local government
1,871 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-01. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Ottawa, Ontario (51)
- Victoria, British Columbia (39)
- Hamilton, Ontario (38)
- Burnaby, British Columbia (32)
- London, Ontario (28)
- Brantford, Ontario (23)
- Kitchener, Ontario (23)
- Kingston, Ontario (22)
- Oak Bay, British Columbia (22)
- Edmonton, Alberta (22)
- Nanaimo, British Columbia (20)
- Markham, Ontario (19)
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 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.
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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.
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.
Meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate
The provided agenda text consists entirely of software-generated placeholders and metadata with no substantive discussion items. The Housing Advisory Committee meeting appears to be solely procedural.
No substantive items on Planning and Housing Committee agenda
This meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate. No decisions or discussions are scheduled for September 2, 2026.
Planning and Housing Committee meets with no agenda items
This meeting of the Ottawa Planning and Housing Committee contains only procedural boilerplate with no listed items for decisions or discussion. The agenda lacks any concrete topics such as rezonings, contracts, or public hearings.
Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 to hear five land use applications
The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 is meeting to review several consent and minor variance applications. The body will decide on property subdivisions, easements, and building height or setback variances.
Council to consider rezoning for rental housing and public park at Chatham/Herald
Victoria City Council will consider several rezoning and housing agreement bylaws, including a proposal at Chatham and Herald streets for a new infill rental development with a public park and walkways. Council will also decide on housing agreements for multiple properties, modernized industrial zones, and reports…
Committee reviews tenant protection compensation requirements for renters
The Committee of the Whole will discuss a review of tenant protection compensation requirements, assessing options for increasing compensation while maintaining redevelopment feasibility. Staff reports also address permissive tax exemptions for non-profits for 2027-2028. Council member motions include advocacy for…
Committee to review zoning relief for porch and second dwelling unit
The Committee of Adjustment will consider two minor variance applications regarding Zoning By-law 13-21. Decisions will be made on requests for setback relief for a porch and sewage system requirements for a detached second dwelling.
Committee of Adjustment to review five property variance applications
The Committee of Adjustment and Consent is meeting to consider several applications for zoning variances. These requests include changes to residential construction, parking calculations for industrial sites, and accessory structure placements.
Stratford to consider $43,500 property purchase for Business Park
The Committee of the Whole will discuss the purchase of provincial land for the Business Park and a purchase agreement for a community campus. The body will also decide on a waterfront pavilion and discuss a speed humps policy.
Village of Kaslo reviews draft Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw updates
The Committee of the Whole is discussing proposed amendments to the Official Community Plan and a repeal and replacement of Zoning Bylaw No. 1130. These updates aim to align with provincial housing legislation and community needs. The body is also reviewing policies regarding parks, special events, highway use, and…
Council to reaffirm Saskatoon Homelessness Action Plan 2026 and consider borrowing $31.7M for leisure centre
Saskatoon City Council meets to decide on several items including reaffirming the Saskatoon Homelessness Action Plan 2026 with annual performance reporting, approving a $2.55 million budget increase for Fire Stations No. 10 and No. 11, and authorizing up to $31.7 million in borrowing for the East Side Leisure Centre…
Three property standards appeals will be heard for Siebert Ave, Traynor Ave, and Vanier Dr
The Property Standards Committee will hear three appeals concerning orders on 75 Siebert Avenue, 301 Traynor Avenue, and Unit 84 at 418 Vanier Drive. The committee reviews compliance orders and may grant extensions or overturn decisions. The meeting is a quasi‑judicial hearing; members must disclose any pecuniary…
Minor variance request for 3424 Doane Road to increase ground floor area
The Committee of Adjustment will consider a minor variance application (File A.10.26) from Salvatore DiMartino for the property at 3424 Doane Road. The applicant seeks permission to increase the total ground floor area to 755 sqm, which exceeds the 500 sqm limit set by Table 13B. The committee will decide whether to…
Council to review Broughton Park Action Plan for upgrades, trails, and action park
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee presents a draft Broughton Park Action Plan proposing phased improvements including gravel trails, playground upgrades, and an action exercise area. Council will also consider first reading of Bylaw No. 739 for a Manufactured Home Park, receive several operational reports…
Council to consider zoning changes and Official Plan amendment
The Town of Greater Napanee Council will discuss zoning by-law amendments for specific properties and the local adoption of Official Plan Amendment No. 53. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a request to permit two primary dwelling units on one lot at 256-268 Newburgh Road.
Council to hold public hearing on Land Use Bylaw amendment Application No. 17/26
Clearwater County Council will conduct a public hearing and consider the second and third readings of Bylaw 26/100. The meeting includes delegations from the Alberta River Rats Society and the Clearwater Regional Housing Foundation, as well as a review of the gravel road network maintenance program.
Public hearings on rezoning at 400 Lowell St and Sandy Point Rd
Common Council will hold public hearings on rezoning at 400 Lowell Street/459 Woodville Road and a Section 59 amendment for 151-159 Sandy Point Road, and consider cancelling a public hearing on a basement zoning by-law amendment. The consent agenda includes contracts for sludge removal at the Lancaster wastewater…
Council to consider climate plan and procurement policy updates
The Smiths Falls Town Council will meet to discuss several potential motions and bylaws. Items may be added to the final agenda based on the outcome of the Committee of the Whole meeting.
Council considers 3-year extension for Sawmill Creek townhouse project
The Planning Council will review a staff recommendation to grant a three-year extension to the Draft Plan of Condominium approval for a development at 3790 Lakeshore Road. The project has been revised from 80 to 76 townhouse units.
Committee of Adjustment hears two minor variance requests for ADU and lakefront property
The Committee of Adjustment will consider two minor variance applications: one for an accessory dwelling unit at 1220 Bobcaygeon Road (Gustafson) and one for a sleeping cabin at 1086 Frog Hopper Lane on Soyers Lake (Scharnweber-Carter). The meeting also includes appointing a deputy chair and adopting previous minutes.
Board to review financial reports and audit findings
The Strathroy Caradoc Housing Corporation will approve minutes from June, receive financial reports for June 2026, and establish a timetable to address audit deficiencies.
Council to consider endorsing FCM's land-for-housing initiative
The Committee of the Whole will discuss a motion to join the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' 'From the Ground' initiative, endorsing the use of publicly owned land for non-market housing. They will also consider extending the current development charge by-law to April 30, 2027, and approving the 2027 fees and…
Council to decide on draft plan approval and zoning for 114B Ontario Street subdivision
Council will hold a closed session to discuss potential land acquisition, then move to open session for a statutory public meeting on a farm consolidation consent application. Notable decisions include draft plan approval and zoning by-law amendment for the Westgate subdivision at 114B Ontario Street, approval of a…
Agenda lacks substantive items
The agenda for this meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific decisions, discussions, or proposals.
Council receives correspondence on black soot incident, intimate partner violence, housing, and land tribunal
This is a procedural meeting where City Council receives a weekly listing of correspondence from other municipalities and organizations. No decisions are made; items may be referred to committees if a member requests. The 14 items include resolutions on intimate partner violence, pesticide use, Ontario Land Tribunal…
Commission reviews development permits for grocery use and secondary suites
The Municipal Planning Commission is reviewing three development permit applications. These include a change in land use for a food distribution center and the addition of secondary suites to two residential properties.
Saanich Peninsula Accessibility Advisory Committee reviews regional accessibility items
The committee will discuss the Accessibility Plan and receive updates on council referrals. The meeting includes presentations on housing programs and specific infrastructure projects.
Board will hear appeals on three development permits at the July 23 meeting
The Subdivision and Development Appeal Board will consider three appeals concerning development permits. The appeals involve a single‑family dwelling with detached garage and secondary suite (Permit 26D‑117), a single‑family dwelling with secondary suite and an oversized attached garage (Permit 25D‑238), and an…
Council to consider enforcement options for derelict and vacant commercial properties
The Committee of the Whole will hear a staff report requesting a review of enforcement tools for derelict buildings, neglected properties, and vacant commercial spaces. It will also receive a verbal report on strategies to require cooling systems in rental buildings and a detailed report on economic and employment…