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Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon
News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
Housing utility bills can represent a major portion of the income of low-earners, a cost that energy-efficiency renovations can help to lower. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane

Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon

Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon
Housing utility bills can represent a major portion of the income of low-earners, a cost that energy-efficiency renovations can help to lower. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane

Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon
News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
Housing utility bills can represent a major portion of the income of low-earners, a cost that energy-efficiency renovations can help to lower. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane

Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon

Budget 2017 a win for low-energy, affordable housing

News | BY IAN CULLIS, KAREN TAM WU | April 5, 2017
  • With the new federal budget, Canada’s government is sending a strong signal that it intends to follow through on its commitment to curb carbon
Housing utility bills can represent a major portion of the income of low-earners, a cost that energy-efficiency renovations can help to lower. The Hill Times photograph by Kristen Shane
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