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Valérie Plante welcomes social housing deal, but pandemic has heightened the demand

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With the city facing ever more glaring needs as it prepares for winter during the pandemic, Montreal's mayor welcomed a deal between Quebec and Ottawa to finance social housing. But new projects are years away from fruition.

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Valérie Plante welcomes social housing deal, but pandemic has heightened the demand

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Twice as many homeless people in Montreal, according to Valérie Plante

There are twice as many homeless people in Montreal because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Valérie Plante.

4 years ago·Montreal, Canada

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Valérie Plante welcomes social housing deal, but pandemic has heightened the demand

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Valérie Plante welcomes social housing deal, but pandemic has heightened the demand

Valérie Plante welcomes social housing deal, but pandemic has heightened the demand

Twice as many homeless people in Montreal, according to Valérie Plante

Twice as many homeless people in Montreal, according to Valérie Plante

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