Jennifer McKelvie, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure

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Building Toronto's Skyline with Nick Ainis

Nick Ainis

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Building Toronto's Skyline traces the evolution of the city's iconic residential towers from their humble beginnings in the late 19th century to the modern, high-rise buildings of today. The podcast explores the current state of Toronto's Condominium industry from unique construction perspective, through engaging and entertaining podcast interviews with the many stakeholders in the industry! We explore issues like housing affordability, innovation, technology, sustainability and of course everyday construction issues!

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Jennifer McKelvie, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure

Building Toronto's Skyline with Nick Ainis

31 minutes 10 seconds

3 weeks ago

Jennifer McKelvie, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure

On this episode of Building Toronto's Skyline, Nick Ainis speaks with Member of Parliament Jennifer McKelvie who is the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure.

Nick and Jennifer discuss the Liberal housing plan that promises to create Build Canada Homes (BCH) to get the federal government back into the business of home building, by:

acting as a developer to build affordable housing at scale, including on public lands.
catalyzing the housing industry by providing over $25 billion in financing to innovative prefabricated home builders in Canada, including those using Canadian technologies and resources like mass timber and softwood lumber, to build faster, smarter, more affordably, and more sustainably.
providing $10 billion in low-cost financing and capital to affordable home builders.