Help Shape Manitoba's Housing Action Plan
Official title: Three-Year Action Plan Under the National Housing Strategy
Manitoba Housing wants to know what housing issues matter most to you. The province must submit a three-year plan to the federal government explaining how it'll spend National Housing Strategy funds. Your input will help decide where the money goes—whether that's building new affordable units, maintaining existing social housing, or other priorities.
Why This Matters
Struggling to find affordable housing in Manitoba? This is your chance to tell the government what's not working. Whether you're a renter watching costs climb, waiting for social housing, or worried about housing in your community, this plan will shape where federal housing dollars go for the next three years.
What Could Change
The Action Plan will determine how Manitoba spends federal housing funds over the next three years. This could mean more affordable rental units, repairs to existing social housing, or new programs to help people find stable housing. The priorities you identify could shift funding toward the issues that matter most to Manitobans.
Key Issues
- What are the most pressing housing needs in Manitoba?
- How should federal housing funds be prioritized?
- What solutions would improve housing affordability and availability?
How to Participate
- The survey for this consultation has closed. Contact engagemb@gov.mb.ca for more information or to request alternate formats.