Ontario’s housing outlook seems bleak. Here’s how the major parties plan to jumpstart construction

The PCs promised to build 1.5 million new homes by 2031, but economic headwinds have seen housing starts stall. Now Ontario's major parties are pitching their own plans to boost home construction and bring down the cost of housing.

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Ontario’s housing outlook seems bleak. Here’s how the major parties plan to jumpstart construction

Ontario’s housing outlook seems bleak. Here’s how the major parties plan to jumpstart construction

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