The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Funding Social Housing in Canada

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The Housing Internship and Scholar Program is organized and run by CPRN's Director of Housing and Environment, Michael Buzzelli, and is funded by SHSC. The program’s overall aim is to develop Canada’s housing research and policy capacity by attracting and retaining the best and the brightest in the housing sector. The program is an intensive four-month policy research training experience that results in the publication of original housing policy research. For more information on SHSC research, go to www.shscorp.ca.

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