Municipalities
Parti Québécois in Power: What Its 20,000-Unit Housing Plan Means for Municipalities
The PQ forms a minority government (59 seats) and promised 20,000 social and affordable units. What it means for PHAQ, nonprofits and councils.
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social housing
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The Parti Québécois won the October 5 election with 59 of 127 seats, five short of a majority, so it will govern as a minority. Read the article
Frequently asked: social housing
Does the Parti Québécois have a majority in the National Assembly?
No. The PQ elected 59 of 127 members on October 5, 2026, and a majority takes 64.
Parti Québécois in Power: What Its 20,000-Unit Housing Plan Means for Municipalities
What is the CMM's 2026 Housing Summit?
It is a gathering organized by the Montreal Metropolitan Community on November 5, 2026, with about 450 participants: elected officials, experts, housing professionals and nonprofit members.
Off-Market Housing: Greater Montreal Aims for 20% by 2046 and Gathers 450 People on November 5
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Non-profit
Off-Market Housing: Greater Montreal Aims for 20% by 2046 and Gathers 450 People on November 5
The CMM holds a Housing Summit on November 5 to take off-market rentals from 9% to 20% by 2046. The numbers, the four themes and what changes for projects.