Federal Government Announces $14.9 Million for Housing in Regina
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The federal government has announced more than $14.9 million in new funding for housing in Regina, Saskatchewan. The money will be provided through Build Canada Homes and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), the country's national housing agency. The announcement was made as part of the government's Budget 2026 investments.
Build Canada Homes is a federal program designed to help increase the supply of new homes across the country. CMHC plays a central role in housing policy, including financing, mortgage insurance, and the development of affordable housing projects. Together, these organizations aim to help more Canadians find safe and affordable places to live.
The Regina announcement is one part of a wider set of federal investments included in Budget 2026. Local officials and federal representatives highlighted the funding as a way to support community growth and address the ongoing demand for housing in the city. The official announcement described the plan under the title "Masters of Our Destiny."
At this time, the source material does not provide full details about the specific housing projects that will receive the funding or the timeline for their completion. Further information is expected to be released by the federal government and local partners in the coming months.
Sources: PR Newswire Canada
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