Organization
CHRA Canadian Housing and Renewal Association
- Meetings this Parliament
- 51
- With MPs
- 7
- Since Nov 2021
- 181
- Active registrations
- 1
Most recent reported meeting: Sep 18, 2026.
Lobbying by CHRA Canadian Housing and Renewal Association: its registrations, its lobbyists, the bills it has named and every meeting it has reported with federal office holders since November 2021.
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Most recent reported meeting: Sep 18, 2026.
In-house (organization) In effect since Dec 31, 2025 Receives government funding
Filed by Raymond Sullivan, Executive Director
Institutions they may lobby: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC), Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC), Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Finance Canada (FIN), House of Commons, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Indigenous Services Canada (ISC), Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), Intergovernmental Affairs Secretariat (IGA), Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Office of the Federal Housing Advocate, Prime Minister's Office (PMO), Privy Council Office (PCO), Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), Senate of Canada
Registration 950379-233781-38. Look it up in the official Registry
Filed by Raymond Sullivan (180), Jeff Morrison (1).
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
That the government leverage federally owned land for the use of creating housing.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
That the government leverage federally owned land for the use of creating housing.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government provide funding and financing to support the growth of for-Indigenous, by-Indigenous urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Upcoming and future federal budgets with respect to policies and programs that will support the creation, renewal, or operation of non-market, affordable, social, or community housing across Canada.
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
Recognizing that the federal government has a permanent role in supporting community housing through ongoing rental subsidies, backed by a predictable, long-term funding framework.
That the federal government must lead a collaborative effort with provincial and territorial governments to create shared housing initiatives to develop a stronger community housing sector in Canada.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
Provide stabilized pre-development funding for community housing providers to ensure that there is a strong development pipeline of affordable housing products
That the government leverage federally owned land for the use of creating housing.
That the government make a long-term commitment of funding and financing designed to support the creation, repair, and renewal of community housing
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
That the government leverage federally owned land for the use of creating housing.
Reported by Raymond Sullivan · In-house (organization)
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026. Reports cover oral, arranged meetings with designated public office holders since November 22, 2021; lobbyists file them by the 15th of the following month. Names of MPs are matched to the current House of Commons, and bills are linked when the lobbyist's own description makes clear which bill it means. Contains information licensed under the Open Data Licence Agreement — Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying. Licence. PolitiKit is independent and is not endorsed by the Commissioner of Lobbying.