On November 22, join us in recognizing the importance of housing and the power of working together to ensure everyone has a place to call home.
November 22 is National Housing Day—a time to reflect on the importance of housing and the people working to ensure everyone has a place to call home.
A home means dignity, safety and belonging. It’s a reminder that housing is more than a roof—it’s the foundation for strong communities and better lives.
When everyone has a place to call home, communities and people can thrive.
Meeting the housing needs of Canadians is a shared responsibility. Too many people are struggling to find safe, affordable housing, and addressing this crisis requires collaboration.
Governments, communities, developers, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and other partners all play a vital role in ensuring everyone has a place to call home. By working together, we can create lasting solutions.
National Housing Day is also a time to celebrate the people driving progress. From non-profits, builders and advocates to community leaders and many others, these housing heroes are creating change and improving lives.
National Housing Day is an opportunity to reflect on the progress made and the work still ahead.
To our partners: Thank you for your dedication and innovation.
To others in the housing sector: Join us. Bring your ideas, energy and commitment.
Together, we can find solutions to the housing challenges so many face, ensuring everyone has a place to call home.
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