Canadian Club - More and Better Housing

Canada faces a monumental challenge: we need 5.8 million new homes by 2030 to restore housing affordability. But what does it mean to build more and better housing? According to the Task Force for Housing & Climate, and echoed by up to 85 percent of Canadians, it means making housing affordable, low-carbon, and resilient to the impacts of climate change. It means creating homes that cater to the diverse needs of homeowners, renters, seniors, young families, students, and those precariously housed. Join Canadian Club Toronto on April 29 for an enlightening discussion on the pressing issue of housing affordability and resilience in Canada. Our esteemed panelists, all members of the Task Force, will delve into the critical topic of housing and its intersection with climate change. Don’t miss out on this essential conversation about the future of housing in Canada! Moderated by The Globe and Mail’s Tony Keller, our expert panel will feature:
Richard Joy - Executive Director, ULI Toronto
Jennifer Keesmaat - CEO, The Keesmaat Group
The Honourable Lisa Raitt - Vice-Chair, Global Investment Banking, CIBC Capital Markets