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Member of Parliament for Parry Sound-Muskoka.
Conservative Party of Canada Shadow Minister for Housing
Parry Sound-Muskoka linktr.ee/ScottAitchison… Joined July 2010
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I’m proud to endorse Drew Dilkens for Mayor of Windsor.

I believe Drew has the leadership, experience, and determination to keep Windsor moving forward. His commitment to building more homes, attracting investment, and creating opportunities for families is exactly what the city needs.

On October 26, I encourage Windsor voters to join me in supporting Drew Dilkens for Mayor.
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For me, being a Conservative has always been about having strong principles, being fiscally responsible, and focusing on the issues that actually matter to Canadians.

That’s the approach I’ve tried to bring to my work in Ottawa, whether it’s housing, affordability, or supporting families and communities.
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When I was asked to take on the housing file, I saw an opportunity to bring practical ideas to the conversation, from building more homes and cutting red tape to making housing more affordable.

I’m proud of the progress we’ve made and the momentum we’ve helped build. Housing affordability will continue to be an important issue for Canadians, and I hope to see that work continue.
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New data from Habitat for Humanity and Rentals.ca shows just how difficult housing has become:
• 56% of non-homeowners don’t expect to ever own a home
• 66% have cut back on expenses to afford housing
• 64% say Canada’s housing system is broken
• 68% of renters struggle to find a place that fits their needs and budget
Canadians need more homes, not more barriers to building them.