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Housing & Homelessness platforms

Here's what the candidates in Lac du Bonnet, and their parties, are promising.

Affordable housing

We don't have any PC policies on Affordable housing.

Green
  • Advocate collaboration and leadership between all levels of government on housing policy and investment in non-profit and cooperative housing

NDP
  • Bring in more oversight and protections for affordable housing for seniors

Home construction and supply

We don't have any PC policies on Home construction and supply.

Home purchases and ownership

We don't have any NDP policies on Home purchases and ownership.

Homelessness

PC
  • Provide $250K to help upgrade the Winnipeg Kinsmen Veterans Village

    "In a groundbreaking move, the PC Party unveiled a pledge to grant $250,000 to support the Homes for Heroes Foundation’s sustainability plan in the Winnipeg Kinsmen Veterans Village. This funding will aid in retrofitting and efficiency upgrades, ensuring veterans in the village benefit from energy-efficient homes while contributing to a more sustainable future for all Manitobans. Lower maintenance costs for veteran residents will be an added advantage." — pcmanitoba.com, 2023-09-22

Green
  • Develop a comprehensive strategy to end homelessness in Manitoba by 2025, based on research regarding what has worked elsewhere and on consultation with community members and social service workers in Manitoba
  • Work with local community members, organizations, and businesses to mitigate the effects of and ultimately end homelessness in Manitoba

NDP
  • End chronic homelessness in 2 terms using the Houston-style housing-first model

Rental housing

We don't have any PC policies on Rental housing.

NDP
  • Increase the renter's tax credit to $700
  • Prevent landlords from applying for unnecessary/large rent increases

    "The Manitoba NDP will bring in legislation that strengthens rent control by preventing landlords from applying for unnecessary and large rent increases and prevent them from passing along increases that have not been approved. Under the NDP’s plan, landlords would also be prevented from revoking or reducing rent discounts within the first year an above-guideline increase is implemented. Kinew also promised to create oversight of affordable housing to protect seniors and other renters and bring in a $700 tax credit to make rent more affordable." — mbndp.ca, 2023-08-25

  • Remove the PST from new rental builds