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CHF BC and CHF Canada members of all ages gathered at Trout Lake Park on Saturday, June 22 for the annual Co-op Housing Summer Barbecue to enjoy some good old-fashioned fun. The sun came out for…
After months of preparation, the draft model Rules and Occupancy Agreement are now available for your comments. We want to make sure that the final Model Rules 2.0 work well for housing co-ops. And…
After a request for proposals and a rigorous selection process, CHF BC selected Jordans as its new Island flooring partner on May 23."We chose Jordans for its outstanding commitment to product…
CHF BC’s Vancouver Island Council members came together on Thursday, May 23 for a packed meeting where they learned more about about the implications of changes to the Co-op Act and…
CHF BC is telling the newly elected BC Liberal government that they must unlock the solution to keeping low-income, senior and disabled British Columbians in their homes.“During the life of the…
CHF BC welcomed a unanimous decision by Vancouver City Council on May 15 to approve a proposal from the Community Housing Land Trust Foundation (the Land Trust) to lead a partnership of co-…
On June 1, 2013 some important changes to the Co-operative Association Act (the Co-op Act) will take effect. The most important of these changes deal with the ability of housing co-ops to end a…
The CHF BC and CHF Canada Member Forum on Monday gave members an update on all the highlights of our Semi-Annual General Meeting on May 4 and a preview of the changes to the Co-op Act that…
In the final push of our election campaign, co-ops opened their doors to election candidates to make their voices heard. H.W. Flesher played host to NDP representative Mable Elmore (standing in…
We had a great semi-annual general meeting this year.Here are some more pictures from the event:
A partnership of co-op and non-profit organizations led by CHF BC is bringing four sites owned by the City of Vancouver under one roof to build new affordable housing.
If approved by Vancouver City Council on May 15, the partnership’s proposal will create 355 affordable homes for families, seniors and people with a mental illness. The newly incorporated Fraserview Housing Co-operative will operate 161 homes as part of the development.
Our Semi-Annual General Meeting on Saturday, May 4 was packed with highlights including: