Toronto Star
Karen Chapple
Last published April 2026 · On our record since 2022
Where this writer stands
Housing1 piece
Public supply and demand controlsMarket supply and deregulation
“Forty per cent of Canada's new housing supply needs to be nonmarket housing. To meet this target, non-profit developers should build on government-owned land, with cities enacting as-of-right zoning and fee waivers for affordable projects. The non-profit would manage the housing but the government would retain ownership.” Read the piece
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Recent work
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