“In its November 7 economic and financial update, the Quebec government announced that it will also invest $900 million, bringing the combined total of the two governments’ contribution to $1.8 billion in new funding for housing construction.”

« Trois cent quarante-trois nouveaux logements à loyer abordable seront construits à Québec à l’horizon 2024. Ces unités seront réparties entre cinq organismes dans les quartiers du Vieux-Québec, de Saint-Roch, de Sainte-Foy et de Beauport ainsi que dans le secteur du Père-Lelièvre. // 84 millions de dollars proviennent des programmes du gouvernement du Québec et 26 millions de dollars de la troisième entente Canada-Québec concernant l’Initiative pour la création rapide de logements. Le reste du financement provient de la Ville de Québec et de sources de financement variées, pour un total de près de 150 millions de dollars. »

“The Government of Quebec, the Government of Canada and the City of Quebec were proud to take part today in the official inauguration of 80 social and affordable housing units for families, singles and people with disabilities in Quebec City. The construction of this building, an initiative of Groupe O’Drey, represents an investment of just over $26 million.” (Traduction)”

“France-Élaine Duranceau, Minister responsible for Housing, is proud to announce that, thanks to an investment of $236.5 million, 90 projects will benefit from additional funding to accelerate the construction of 2,636 new social and affordable housing units.” (Traduction)”

“To even further increase the supply of social and affordable housing, Budget 2023-2024 is providing $650.1 million over six years. This investment will allow for the construction of more than 5 250 housing units and ensure that the existing stock is maintained.”