Read the latest news about housing in Peterborough. These articles shed light on issues pertaining to housing and homelessness.
You’re reading the July 27, 2021 edition of the Peterborough Currents email newsletter. To receive our email newsletters straight to your inbox, sign up here. Hi there, and welcome to the Peterborough Currents newsletter. Last night was supposed to be the final city council meeting before councillors take their August break. But after more than four hours of delegations […]
'Own-use' eviction applications are surging alongside house prices, data obtained by Peterborough Currents shows
The program provides housing, childcare and mentorship so women can focus on their studies. This month, three participants will graduate from college and one is already employed.
The non-profit ethos that has long energized affordable housing in Peterborough may be at risk, Cheryl Lyon argues
Visitor parking is no longer free at the buildings, leading some tenants to consider an application to the Landlord and Tenant Board for a rent reduction
Recent rule changes have made backyard dwelling units more viable. But there are still a lot of regulations to steer through.
As the housing shortage intensifies, PHC proposes breaking away from municipal control to build over 1,000 new apartment units. But city staff are wary of the plan and propose an alternative.
Facing a backlog of applications, LTB has prioritized eviction hearings over other cases
Here's how many affordable units have been built recently or are in the works
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