Build Canada Homes Act

Bill C-20, Build Canada Homes Act · Time allocation motion · now law Where it stands

A bill to establish Build Canada Homes, a Crown corporation charged with supporting and expanding the supply of affordable housing in Canada and promoting innovative building techniques. The sample statement here is a procedural one: Liberal minister Joël Lightbound told the House that the parties could not reach an agreement on how long third reading debate on Bill C-20 would last, and gave notice that the government would use the rules to set a time limit for finishing the debate.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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