Rob Flack, Ontario's associate minister of housing, and Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith announced $377,641 in funding for the two units at The Mount Community Centre.
announced $377,641 in funding for the two units. Located on Monaghan Road, the former convent of the Peterborough Sisters of St. Joseph has been converted to provide affordable apartments.
“These homes will make a real difference in the lives of people experiencing homelessness, and I’m proud that our government is supporting projects like these all across the province,” Flack said. “The Mount is another great example of innovative solutions to build more housing of all kinds.to ensure all Ontarians can find a place to call home.
“Every single housing unit means a family or an individual can experience security and an improved quality of life,” he said. “The Mount Community Centre is making a real difference in our community by taking a fresh approach to developing housing units. We appreciate the support of the Province of Ontario for this project, as well as the other important investments it is making to support the creation of much needed housing in the City of Peterborough.”Coun.
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