Missing Middle Initiative
Missing Middle Initiative, Mike Moffatt, Sabrina Maddeaux, Meredith Martin, Cara SternReviving the middle class for a stronger, more inclusive clean economy.
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How to Lower Development Charges Without Raising Property Taxes
### Development charges are a $66 cup of coffee
The Statistical Illusion Inside CMHC’s Housing Data
In this episode, Sabrina Maddeaux and Mike Moffatt break down why Canada’s housing data may be misleading policymakers and the public, how statistical quirks can distort what we think is happening in the market, and why the homes being buil...
Family-Sized Homes in Canada: Rare, Expensive, and Out Of Reach
In this episode, Mike Moffatt and Cara Stern dive into the challenge of finding family-sized homes in Canadian cities. They explore why options are so limited and why families often end up squeezed into spaces that don’t meet their needs.
Canada vs Alabama: The Comparison Canadians Don’t Want to Hear
A controversial comparison between Canada and Alabama recently sparked outrage across the country, but the data behind it tells a deeper and more uncomfortable story. In this episode, Sabrina Maddeaux and Mike Moffatt unpack the debate that...
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Missing Middle Initiative
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