ICYMI: BC has paused the planned PST expansion to professional and other services. BCNPHA will continue advocating for a non-profit exemption as the Province considers next steps.
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@bcnpha.bsky.socialICYMI: BC has paused the planned PST expansion to professional and other services. BCNPHA will continue advocating for a non-profit exemption as the Province considers next steps.
@bcnpha.bsky.social118 new social housing units are coming to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside through a partnership that will also create new community and educational spaces.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/ulAw50ZRUUO
@bcnpha.bsky.socialIndigenous development is an important part of Chilliwack’s housing supply. A recent roundtable explored the hurdles First Nations face in developing housing and opportunities for greater collaboration.
@bcnpha.bsky.social"You can't solve the affordability crisis on your own, but focus on the specific tools that you do have."
ICYMI: BCNPHA CEO Jill Atkey discusses new Housing Central polling and local action on housing.
@bcnpha.bsky.socialDo you know what to expect from a CRA GST audit or examination?
Join BCNPHA on Oct. 6 for a free session with the Canada Revenue Agency exploring GST/HST compliance processes, audits, examinations and record-keeping requirements.
Register: https://ow.ly/nx0O50ZOXvw
@bcnpha.bsky.socialPublic land can be a powerful tool for creating more housing.
Trail is studying how city-owned downtown properties could support new housing and mixed-use development, an early step in unlocking their potential.
@bcnpha.bsky.socialICYMI: Local governments have a role to play in creating affordable housing.
BCNPHA’s Jill Atkey, AHMA’s Margaret Pfoh and CHF BC’s Thom Armstrong outline the opportunities for local action.
@bcnpha.bsky.socialWith B.C.’s local elections approaching, housing is firmly on the agenda.
“Every level of government has a role to play, but it's not the same role,” says BCNPHA CEO Jill Atkey.
Read more: https://ow.ly/FSZn50ZOXfr
@bcnpha.bsky.socialWhat will it take to build a stronger non-profit housing workforce in B.C.?
BCNPHA’s new report explores labour challenges and sector-driven solutions for recruitment, retention, and training.
@bcnpha.bsky.socialToday is the final day to register for the last RENT of 2026. Join us in Nanaimo Sept. 10 for learning, ideas, and connections with B.C.’s non-profit housing sector.
Register: https://rent.bcnpha.ca/RENT/VI/VIRent
