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Public housing in Canada is a federal, provincial, or local program designed to provide subsidized assistance for low-income and poor people. Increasingly provided in a variety of settings, public housing used to be one or more blocks of low-rise and/or high-rise housing operated by a government agency. They are often referred to as "the projects".

[edit] Canadian public housing projects

[edit] Alberta

• Edmonton
  • Ekota 1 projects
  • Ekota Manor
  • Duggan projects (Near Southgate Mall)
  • Menisa 1 projects
  • Satoo 1 projects

[edit] British Columbia

• Vancouver
  • Woodward's building
  • Stamps Place (RayCam Projects)
  • MacLean Park
  • Skeena Terrace
  • Little Mountain (33rd Projects)
  • Orchard Park (Nanaimo Projects)
  • Champlain Place
  • The Tyee Article Stop Gap Housing in Vancouver

[edit] Manitoba

• Winnipeg
  • Lord Selkirk Park
  • Gilbert Park

[edit] Nova Scotia

In more recent decades MRHA, the metro housing authority, has built smaller developments integrated into existing neighbourhoods. These are, individually, not notable enough to be included in this list.

• Halifax R.M.
  • Bayers-Westwood (Romans/Federal Ave)
  • Creighton/Gerrish/Gottingen Streets (various)
  • Gordon B. Isnor Manor (senior citizens)
  • Greystone Housing Complex (Spryfield)
  • Joseph Howe Manor
  • Mulgrave Park
  • North Dartmouth (various)
  • Scotia Court
  • Sir John Thompson Manor
  • Sunrise Manor (senior citizens)
  • The Hydrostone (originally administered by the Halifax Relief Commission, now privately owned)
  • Uniacke Square

[edit] Ontario

• Toronto
  Main article: Toronto Community Housing Corporation
  • Regent Park (currently being demolished)
  • Lawrence Heights (planned demolition)
  • St. James Town
  • Flemingdon Park
  • Crescent Town
  • Parkdale (various)
  • Jane and Finch (various)
  • Kingston-Galloway (part of West Hill)
  • Rexdale (various, including Jamestown)
  • Malvern (various, including Empringham)
  • Oakridge (various, including Teesdale Place)
  • Moss Park
  • Mornelle Court (part of Morningside)
  • Chester Le (part of L'Amoreaux)
  • Scarborough Junction (various)
  • Falstaff
  • Thorncliffe Park
  • Willowtree (part of Willowdale)
  • Danzig (part of West Hill)
  • Weston (various)
  • Alexandra Park
  • Blake-Jones
  • Parma Court
  • Gordonridge Place
  • Don Mount Court (demolished)
  • Chalkfarm Housing Projects
  • Woolner

• St. Catharines
  • Manchester Apartments
  • Rykert Street Apartments
  • Northtown Courts
  • Roehampton Place

[edit] Quebec

• Montreal
  • Habitations Jeanne Mance
  • Habitation Richmond
  • Habitation Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
  • Habitation St-Raymond
  • Habitat 67

[edit] References

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