Skyrocketing prices, short supply leading to housing shortage at CFB Kingston
Hatton says the housing shortage is impacting military members at the base.
Liberal Kingston and the Islands MP Mark Gerretsen says the current housing challenges faced by the military is an issue he’s well aware of.“It wasn’t that long ago that the military community started shifting away from living on base. The military was actually removing housing from the base. Now it’s kind of come full circle and they’re looking for new opportunities to build housing,” said Gerretsen.
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