WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension and further investment into the Affordable Housing Fund (AHF). Increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked. Advocate that AHF remains under CMHC and Build Canada Homes (BCH) operate as a special operating agency.Read more
Advocating for newcomer services funding - funding for local immigration partnerhships.
Lobbying for changes to proposed Bill C-2 Strong Borders Act.
Advocating for newcomer services funding - funding for local immigration partnerhships.
Lobbying for changes to proposed Bill C-2 Strong Borders Act.Read more
WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension and further investment into the Affordable Housing Fund (AHF). Increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked. Advocate that AHF remains under CMHC and Build Canada Homes (BCH) operate as a special operating agency.
Nathaniel Erskine-Smith · Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension of the Affordable Housing Fund until 2035 and increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked from the Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP) and the Affordable Housing Fund.Read more
Anna Roberts · MP MP, King—Vaughan, Conservative Critic for Seniors
WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension of the Affordable Housing Fund until 2035 and increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked from the Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP) and the Affordable Housing Fund.Read more
Don Stewart · MP Toronto-St. Pauls, House of Commons
WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension of the Affordable Housing Fund until 2035 and increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked from the Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP) and the Affordable Housing Fund.Read more
Anna Roberts · MP MP, King—Vaughan, Conservative Critic for Seniors
WoodGreen will be advocating for an extension of the Affordable Housing Fund until 2035 and increase funding and grant ratios for the Affordable Housing Fund. Advocating for the federal government to create a standardized hybrid financing pathway for partnership projects between non-profits and private housing developers. A hybrid financing pathway would provide an official process for partnership-based projects where grants and loans could be co-stacked from the Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP) and the Affordable Housing Fund.Read more
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
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