Housing in local government
1,765 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-02. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Ottawa, ON (55)
- Hamilton, ON (40)
- Victoria, BC (39)
- Burnaby, BC (33)
- London, ON (31)
- Brantford, ON (23)
- Kingston, ON (23)
- Kitchener, ON (23)
- Oak Bay, BC (22)
- Edmonton, AB (22)
- Simcoe County, ON (21)
- Nanaimo, BC (20)
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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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…
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.
Ottawa Committee of Adjustment hears five zoning applications, including a high-rise at 3 Selkirk.
The Committee of Adjustment Panel 1 will review five applications for property severances and minor variances. The agenda includes requests to separate semi-detached homes and permit new construction with reduced setbacks. One application seeks to build a high-rise residential apartment building at 3 Selkirk.
Council reviews opposition to 14-storey residential development at 458 Harbour Road, Sarnia
Lambton County Council will hold a public hearing regarding Official Plan Amendment No. 13, which proposes a 14-storey residential development at 458 Harbour Road in Sarnia. Delegates from Cargill Limited, agricultural organizations, and the Lambton Seniors Advisory Committee will present views on the proposal and its…
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.
Committee of Adjustment hears three zoning applications, including a house-to-coach-house conversion.
The Ottawa Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 will review three minor zoning applications on September 1, 2026. The agenda includes requests for reduced yard setbacks and a property subdivision. One application, for 8885 Pana, was adjourned from a previous meeting in August.
Housing committee to review survey, 705 Princes St, action plan 2.0
The Housing Ad-Hoc Committee is meeting to review survey responses on housing, discuss potential recommendations for 705 Princes Street, and provide feedback on the draft Housing Action Plan 2.0. The meeting includes routine items like adopting minutes from July 17, 2026.
Committee to decide on minor variances and land severances in New Tecumseth
The Committee of Adjustment will consider four applications: two minor variances (for an accessory building with an additional residential unit at 29 Centre Street N., Beeton, and an in-ground pool at 134 Strachan Trail, Beeton), one consent to sever 1.0 ha at 5424 3rd Line, and one technical severance at 6910 & 6924…
MPC to consider bike park, industrial expansion, and accessory building variances
The Municipal Planning Commission will review four development permit applications, including a new outdoor bike park at Dead Man's Flats Recreation Field, an expansion to a natural resource extraction facility near Exshaw, and two variance requests for accessory buildings. The commission will also adopt minutes from…
Board to decide Lund Water System debt repayment via property value tax
The qathet Regional District Board will consider several items, including a report on debt recovery options for the Lund Water System, with a recommendation to repay the upgrade debt through a property value tax. The Board will also vote on amendments to the Tribute Policy and the Fees and Charges Bylaw, and may adopt…
Council to force owners of two dilapidated properties to repair or demolish buildings
Merritt City Council will vote to impose remedial action requirements on the owners of 2640 Coutlee Avenue and 2890 Ransom Avenue, declaring the properties nuisances and giving them 120 days to either repair or demolish the structures. The council will also pass a new Council Remuneration Bylaw and a 2026 Fees and…
Casselman council to weigh zoning change allowing 83 units at 28-194 Carpe
The Municipality of Casselman is holding a public planning meeting to consider a zoning by-law amendment for the property at 28-194 Carpe. The proposed change would rezone the land from Medium Density Residential – Exception 34 (R3-34) to Medium Density Residential – Exception 39 (R3-39), increasing the permitted…
Council to endorse Affordable Housing Strategy and decline HeadStart Tennis Dome proposal
Halifax Regional Council will vote on the Affordable Housing Strategy, directing staff to include funding options in the 2027/28 budget. The body will also decline the current proposal for the HeadStart Tennis Dome at Gorsebrook Park, requiring further community consultation before re-engagement. Additionally, Council…
Kaslo council to consider adopting OCP amendment bylaw 1340
At this special meeting, the Village of Kaslo council will consider adopting Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 1340, 2026, which updates the OCP to incorporate the updated Housing Needs Report, Active Transportation Plan, and South Kaslo Development Plan, and to comply with provincial housing legislation…
Kaslo public hearing on OCP and zoning bylaw amendments
The Village of Kaslo is holding a public hearing to receive input on two proposed bylaws: Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw 1340, 2026, and Zoning Bylaw 1341, 2026. The OCP update aligns with provincial legislation and housing needs; the zoning bylaw implements related changes. Public speakers have five minutes…
Council to vote on $3M affordable housing loan and zoning changes
The Gatineau city council is meeting to decide on a range of items, including borrowing $3 million for affordable housing, approving several zoning bylaw amendments, and considering minor exemptions for residential and commercial projects. The agenda also includes routine administrative matters such as adopting…
Council reviews traffic safety petitions, rezoning submissions, and correspondence
This is a Council correspondence and public notice package, not a decision-making agenda. It includes staff notes on traffic safety requests (Pender St., Lougheed Town Centre, Dawson St.), referrals to advisory bodies, and public submissions on a rezoning at 5168-5192 Sidley Street. Most items are for information or…
Council to decide on Young Municipal Drain provisional adoption
Brockton Council will hear a delegation from R.J. Burnside & Associates on the Young Municipal Drain, accept landowner comments, and decide whether to provisionally adopt the drain. The meeting also includes a motion on a pedestrian priority area on Scott Street in Walkerton, amendments to the dog control by-law for…
Council to vote on multiple rezonings, road widenings, and winter response plans
London City Council's 13th meeting of 2026 includes reports from three committees covering planning, community services, and infrastructure. Key items include several zoning and official plan amendments, a winter response plan for 2026-2027, and a donation agreement with Canada Life. The meeting also includes a closed…
Hearst Council reviews 2027 OPP policing costs and new transitional housing
This is a standard procedural meeting with no public hearings or delegations scheduled. Council will adopt minutes from July 28 and August 11, 2026, and review a list of correspondence. The agenda contains no specific motions, contracts, or decisions to be voted on.
Council to consider first reading of Residential Backland Retention Policy
The Management Pre-Committee of the Whole will review several policy items, including the first reading of a Residential Backland Retention Policy that would formalize the Town's practice of not selling backland. The committee will also consider second reading of a Municipal Facility Sponsorship and Signage Policy…
Council to hold public hearing on Land Use Bylaw amendment and decide tax penalty cancellations
The Olds Town Council will hold a public hearing on Bylaw 2026-21, an amendment to the Land Use Bylaw, and consider second and third readings. Council will also decide on requests to cancel tax penalties, set conditions and reserve bids for a tax recovery sale, and review two development permits. An annual update on…
Council to consider housing, transit fuel, park project, and security motions
The General Committee will hold a closed session on a potential land acquisition and naming rights, then an open session to consider reports and motions. Items include an alternative fuel study for transit vehicles, the Peterborough Housing Corporation annual report, a revised Community Safety and Well-being Plan, and…
Affordable housing board to review finances, strategy, and working groups
The Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board is meeting to adopt the preliminary financial report to July 31, 2026, receive a strategic priorities update, and discuss a director-led working groups proposal. The agenda also includes verbal updates on a housing summit and site developments. The meeting…
Housing corporation meeting agenda contains no substantive items
This agenda for the Strathroy Caradoc Housing Corporation meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document appears to be a system-generated placeholder with no substantive content.
Housing committee meeting agenda contains no substantive items
This agenda for the Haldimand and Norfolk Housing and Social Services Advisory Committee meeting on 2026-08-24 contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussions. The document is essentially empty of substantive content.
Council to decide on development charges, fees, zoning at 214 Gray Ave
New Tecumseth Council is meeting to consider several by-laws and reports, including extending the development charge by-law, setting 2027 fees and charges, and approving zoning and holding removals for 214 Gray Avenue in Alliston. They will also discuss the Beeton Community Centre redevelopment, Church Street North…
Council to vote on liquor licence for Tee Bones Virtual Golf and review OCP update
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several development applications, including a new liquor licence for a virtual golf facility and multiple variance permits. The most significant item is the Official Community Plan (OCP) Update 2026, which involves a comprehensive review of the city's long-term planning…