Housing is in a state of crisis on PEI - and has been for several years. Rapid population growth, changing demographics, and a lack of government foresight and action means that, for many, keeping a roof over their head is neither affordable nor something that can be taken for granted.?



How do we get out of such a desperate situation, and into a future where affordable, appropriate housing is a right enjoyed by all??



This Wednesday, February 16th (6:30-8:30pm), please join us for an online forum dedicated to Housing on PEI.



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We've invited diverse stakeholders including municipalities, homebuilders, landlord and tenant groups and non-profit housing providers. Let's put it all on the table and talk about the future of housing on PEI.



Topics of discussion at this forum will be driven by the interests of the participants, and may include:



- Rental housing and the upcoming new Residential Tenancy Act;

- What it takes to end homelessness;

- Alternatives to housing-as-usual, such as cooperatives, co-housing, tiny homes and more;

- The housing needs of seniors;

- The role of rules & regulations, such as municipal zoning, building permits, the building code, short-term rental regulation, etc;

- Net-zero energy housing;

- Accessible housing;

- Addressing the root causes of rising home prices and rents;

- and more!



Please join us by registering at?www.greenparty.pe.ca/housingforum <[link removed]>.



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