Trenton – Communities across the country are facing housing pressures. The Government of Canada is investing to help four Nova Scotia companies build their capacity to deliver innovative home building solutions, and increase housing supply.
Empowering growth in the home construction industry
Sean Fraser, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities and Member of Parliament for Central Nova, announced a total repayable investment of nearly $2.8 million to four manufacturers that contribute to the strength and growth of the region’s housing sector. The announcement was made on behalf of Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Developmment and Minister responsible for ACOA.
The funding will help Maritime Truss, Trenton WoodWorks, Moulding Warehouse and Lake Shore Living expand facilities and acquire advanced equipment to increase production to supply the housing sector. For more information on the companies and projects, please see the related backgrounder.
Today’s announcement demonstrates the Government of Canada’s commitment to respond to regional needs and opportunies by helping Atlantic Canadian manufacturers become more productive and competitive.
“Companies in Atlantic Canada are helping to solve the housing crisis with their incredible expertise in how to build homes faster. Helping homegrown businesses double down on their success means more jobs and more housing for everyone who calls our region home or wants to.” – Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development and Minister responsible for ACOA
“Manufacturers in Nova Scotia are working hard to produce high quality materials to build homes, and their products and expertise are needed now more than ever. I am happy to see them receive the support they need to help keep up with demand.” – Sean Fraser, Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities and Member of Parliament for Central Nova