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An exclusive members only conference call with Daniel Schwanen
Housing affordability is an important issue in Canadian cities. And so is finding money to pay for much needed infrastructure. Municipalities often frame development charges (DCs) as a painless way of paying for new infrastructure without increasing taxes. Join our Vice President, Research, Daniel Schwanen, as he discusses Hosing Homebuyers: Why Cities Should Not Pay for Water & Wasterwater Infrastructure with Development Charges and the argument for why cities should revamp development charges to improve housing affordability across the country.
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To register for this call, please contact Michele Cherry at mcherry@cdhowe.org
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