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The Evan Bray Show - Randy Goulden - March 5th, 2024

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Urban municipalities are concerned after learning the federal government is proposing changes to the Canada Community Building Fund (CCBF), formerly known as the Gas Tax. The changes would require larger municipalities to place more emphasis on using funding for affordable housing and increasing their reporting to be eligible for these funds. Joining Evan to explain why this is problematic is Randy Goulden, president of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association.

5 Mar 2024 10AM English South Africa News Commentary

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