Housing
7 MPs count Housing as their top lobbying subject, across 1,467 meetings on the federal registry. No MP hears about it more than Ahmed Hussen, with 373 meetings. Lobbying on this subject rose 31% from 2024 to 2025.
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MPs Most Lobbied on Housing
York South—Weston—Etobicoke, Ontario
373
meetings
Vancouver East, British Columbia
361
meetings
Parry Sound—Muskoka, Ontario
340
meetings
Ajax, Ontario
146
meetings
Vancouver Fraserview—South Burnaby, British Columbia
131
meetings
Trois-Rivières, Quebec
86
meetings
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, Ontario
30
meetings
Party Breakdown
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Lobbying Activity by Year
Lobbying Pipeline
How lobbying on this topic flows through Parliament
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Statements by Members
Mr. Speaker, come October, Trevor, from my hometown of Carstairs, will be out of a job. Trevor has worked for Kaytec for 26 years. He was recently given a layoff notice because this siding company is closing shop. Slow housing starts and tariffs mean that the work simply is not there, and Trevor is …
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Mr. Speaker, Liane, a grandmother from Pefferlaw, wrote me and said, “our grandkids can't imagine ever owning a home.” That is the story of a generation: no hope. The Prime Minister promised to build 500,000 new homes a year, but his own housing agency says he will be hundreds of thousands short, an…
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Mr. Speaker, there is no doubt that we have challenges with housing across Canada. That has been the case for about 40 years. We have to build more affordable housing. That is what Build Canada Homes is focused on. It crossed the threshold of 19,000 homes under way in less than a year. We have seen …
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Mr. Speaker, 19,000 homes out of a promised 500,000 is a failure, and affordability has not improved. In fact, Statistics Canada reported yesterday that one in four Canadians lives in unaffordable housing. That is an increase of 22%. Things are getting worse; they are not getting better. What is wor…
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Mr. Speaker, that is precisely what the housing accelerator fund has been doing. It has been accelerating permitting and licensing, working in partnership with 241 cities and towns across Canada. We are seeing success with that accelerator program. Housing is getting built. Canada has averaged 250,0…
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