New emergency shelter will help Cornerstone meet demand
Cornerstone Housing for Women’s emergency shelter has successfully moved from its unsatisfactory space on O’Connor Street to a purpose-equipped building on Carling Avenue. The move
David Humphreys is a member of the diocesan Homelessness and Affordable Housing Working Group. A retired journalist and former Globe and Mail bureau chief, he is a regular contributor to Crosstalk and Perspective.
View all postsCornerstone Housing for Women’s emergency shelter has successfully moved from its unsatisfactory space on O’Connor Street to a purpose-equipped building on Carling Avenue. The move
Bells Corners is a better community today after the official opening of Hollyer House with its 35 units of affordable housing and a hub for
Bishop Shane Parker has asked the federal government to do more to combat homelessness and the shortage of affordable housing. In a letter to Housing
The Anglican Diocese of Ottawa is celebrating the success of its 125th anniversary campaign to create 125 new deeply affordable housing units. Three projects scheduled
St. James the Apostle’s affordable housing project in Perth is back on track. Two motions passed by Perth’s Town Council have left the St. James
The Multifaith Housing Initiative (MHI) has warmly welcomed the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa’s donation of $75,000 to support Indigenous housing in the major Dream LeBreton
It’s one step forward and two steps back and never give up for the multi-year campaign by the Church of St James the Apostle to
A campaign to raise $500,000 to complete financing of Hollyer House, the affordable housing and community resource centre in Bells Corners, is in full swing.
Plans in various stages of development are on track to create 279 new affordable housing units across the diocese, more than double the original target
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