Wayne Long is the Liberal Member of Parliament for Saint John-Rothesay. (Staff photo)
The MP for Saint John-Rothesay says he’s excited about an application for federal funding that would see the former St. Vincent’s School building turned into affordable housing units.
Wayne Long has been meeting with local groups in efforts to find projects that suit the requirements for the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s Rapid Housing Initiative.
$1 billion in funding has been made available for affordable housing projects that can be built within the next year.
Long says the St. Vincent’s School project checks all the boxes.
from eastbrook middle school to a historic site called waterloo village. q13 in seattle as democrat mayor durkin signs attacks on employees of large companies. the measure is imposed by firms such as amazon and starbucks. the state says it will raise $48 million per year to pay for affordable housing and homeless services. and this is alive look at sacrament o from our affiliate, fox 40. the big story there, california prosecutors say ten children rescued from a filthy abusive home were subjected to waterboarding, shot with crossbows and had scalding water poured on them. their mother is charged with seven counts of felony child abuse and the father has pled not guilty to charges of torturing his children. that s two nights alive look outside of the beltway. we will be right back.