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Quebec has significantly better housing outcomes than the rest of Canada. Language barriers might have helped Quebec not to “learn” from anglophone Canada 👍, but also prevent the rest of Canada from learning from Quebec 👎.
Nice to see an English language take on housing from the Quebec perspective!
Nice to see an English language take on housing from the Quebec perspective!
I wish there was a way to convey how much of a big deal this is to me, I wish you could feel it.
Our work on housing policy, condensed in a single report, has finally been translated to English. You can download it here:
carrefour.vivreenville.org/publication/...
(Click "Télécharger le PDF")
Our work on housing policy, condensed in a single report, has finally been translated to English. You can download it here:
carrefour.vivreenville.org/publication/...
(Click "Télécharger le PDF")
Opening Doors | Publications | Carrefour Vivre en Ville
Consultez notre publication « Opening Doors ». Carrefour Vivre en Ville
carrefour.vivreenville.org
October 30, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Quebec has significantly better housing outcomes than the rest of Canada. Language barriers might have helped Quebec not to “learn” from anglophone Canada 👍, but also prevent the rest of Canada from learning from Quebec 👎.
Nice to see an English language take on housing from the Quebec perspective!
Nice to see an English language take on housing from the Quebec perspective!