List of Grey Literature

• Access Alliance & the Supporting Communities Partnership Initiative. (2003). Best practices for working with homeless immigrants and refugees: A community-based action-research project. Retrieved January 9, 2007, from here.
• Alcorn, P., Gropp, H., Neubauer, J., & Reitsma-Street, M. (2004). Housing realities and requirements for women living with disabilities in the capital region of British Columbia Retrieved January 9, 2007 from here.
• Anderson, A. (2004). Survey of urban housing needs of the muskeg lake Cree nation. Retrieved January 9, 2007 from here.
• Anderson, A. B. (2005). Aboriginal housing needs in Saskatoon: A Survey of Saskatchewan Rental Clients. Retrieved January 22, 2007, from here.
• Anderson, A. B. (2005). Migration and Mobility Between Reserve and City: A survey of Whitecap Dakota/Sioux First Nation Residents in Saskatoon. Retrieved January 22, 2007 from, here.
• Anderson, A. B. (2005). Socio-Demographic study of Aboriginal Population in Saskatoon. Retrieved January 22, 2007 from: here.
• Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre. ( 2002) Aging well in rural places: Final report. Retrieved April 27, 2007, from, here.
• Beck, M. (2000). United church of Canada calls for a housing rights charter. Retrieved January 9, 2007, from here.
• Bradshaw, C. (2000). Homelessness in Canada: Minister Bradshaw's Speech at the June 2000 FCM Conference. Retrieved January 10, 2007, from here.
• Bridges and Foundations.(2004). Final report: Family friendly housing initiatives. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Bridges and Foundations. (2004). Patterns and influences of home ownership and renting in Pleasant Hill. Retrieved January 22, 2006, from here.
• Brown, S., Foye, C., Nawagesic, V., & Welch, T. The Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Wentworth. (2000). The community action plan on homelessness in Hamilton-Wentworth. Hamilton, Canada
• Broxbourne International. (2004). Metis student housing research project: Housing that supports Metis students' school success. Retrieved January 10, 2007, from here.
• Byrant, T. (2002). Housing as a determinant of health.
• Canadian Broadcast Corporation (2004). Paid to be poor - affordable housing. Retrieved August 24, 2006, from here.
• Bryant, T. (2003). The current state of housing in Canada as a social determinant of health. Policy Options. Retrieved February 5, 2007, from here.
• Campaign 2000. (2002). Poverty amidst prosperity: Building a Canada for all children. Toronto.
• Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. (2003). Investing in affordable homes. Retrieved January 10, 2007, from here.
• Canadian Intergovernment Conference Sectretariat. First ministers and national aboriginal leaders strengthening relationships and closing the gap, Kelowna, British Columbia. (2005). Retrieved March 7, 2007, from here.
• Canadian Journal of Urban Research, (2005). Tackling the challenges of inner city marginalization: a partnership approach. Retrieved February 7, 2007, from, Expandacad. here.
• Canadian Mental Health Association. (2005, Spring & Summer 21(1) ). A "house" in the country. 19-20
• Canadian Mental Health Association. (2005, Spring & Summer). No Place Like Home: Homelessness, mental health and the need for supportive housing. Network, 21(1).
• Canadian Mental Health Association. (2005, Spring & Summer 21(1) ). No place like home. 15-18
• Canadian Policy Research Networks. (2004). Housing is good social policy (No. Research Report F/50). Canada: Carter, T., & Polevychok, C. Retrieved January 10, 2007, from here.
• Canadian Policy Research Networks, The Caledon Institute of Social Policy Institute of Social Policy, Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, and Housing Again (2005). Delivery models: National consultation on developing A Canadian housing framework. Canada.
• Carter, T., & Polevychok, M. (2006). Enhancing delivery models and new partnerships. Retrieved January 12, 2007. Retrieved from here.
• Cater, Tom. (1997). Current practices for procuring affordable housing: the Canadian contest. Retrieved February 20, 2007 from, here.
• Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. (2002). Housing Discussion Paper. Retrieved April 30, 2007, from here.
• Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation. (n.d.). Homelessness in Ontario: The case for a needs-based shelter supplement. Retrieved January10, 2007, from here.
• Centre for Equity Rights in Accommodation. (2002). Women and housing in Canada: Barriers to equality. Canada: Callaghan, M., Farha, L., Porter, B., Fraser, J., Harraher, N., & Mulgrave, M., et al. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• Centre For Excellence For Women' Health. (2007). Rural and remote Women and the Kirby-Keon report on mental heal, A preliminary gender-place analysis. Retrieved June 6, 2007, from here.
• Chenew Holdings Inc. (2004). Metis elders: Circle housing research project, A study to determine respectful sustainable housing options for Metis elders in Saskatoon. Retrieved January 10, 2007, from here.
• City of London. (2005). An affordable housing strategy for the City of London. Retrieved April 20, 2007, from here.
• City of Toronto. (2003). The Toronto report card on housing and homelessness. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• City of Toronto. (2006). Progress report on new affordable homes in Toronto. Presented at Affordable Housing Committee. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from, here.
• Clayton Research Associates. (2000). The rental housing problem in Ontario and what to do about it FRPO. Retrieved January 10, 2007, 2006, from here.
• Clutterbuck, P., & Howarth, R. (2002). Toronto's quiet crisis: The case for social and community infrastructure investment No. Research Paper 198. Retrieved January 10, 2007 from here.
• CMHC. Housing needs of low-income people living in rural areas: Literature review. Socio-Economic, 03-023. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. Housing needs of low-income people living rural areas. Socio-Economic 63128. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. Living independently at home: Housing for older Canadians. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1996). Housing Canada's youth. Socio-Economic Series 40. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1996). No room of her own: A literature review on women and homelessness. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved January 16, 2007, from here.
• CMCH, (1997). Canadian women and their housing. Socio-Economic Series 72. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1998). Philanthropic support for affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 67. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1998). The future of the internet and the housing sector. Socio-Economic Series 44. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1998). The role of public-private partnerships in producing affordable housing: Assessment to the U.S. experience and lessons for Canada. Socio-Economic Series 47. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1999). Meeting seniors' housing needs: A guide for community groups. Socio-Economic Series 45. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1999). Municipal regulatory initiatives: Providing for affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 46. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (1999). Women on the rough edge: A decade of change for long-term homeless women. Socio-Economic Series 54. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Alternate tenure arrangements. Socio-Economic Series 65. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Demographic changes and real housing prices in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 62. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Flexhousing: Building adaptable housing. Socio-Economic Series 73. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Municipal planning for affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 63. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Philanthropic support for affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 67. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2000). Private rental policies and programs: Review of the international experience. Socio-Economic Series 66. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). Affordable housing mandates: Regulatory measures used by states, provinces and metropolitan areas to support affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 95. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). Affordable housing solutions: Fifteen successful projects. Socio-Economic Series 84. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). A guide to developing a municipal affordable housing strategy. Socio-Economic Series 89. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). Children and youth in homeless families: Shelter spaces and services. Socio-Economic Series 80. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC (2001). Environmental scan on youth homelessness. Socio-Economic Series 86. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
• CMHC, (2001). First Nations best practices for healthy housing and sustainable community development.. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). Guide to affordable housing partnerships. Socio-Economic Series 89. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC (2001). Involving homeless and formerly homeless clients in projects and programs to address homelessness. Socio-Economic Series 38. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). The impact of municipal user fees on secondary suites. Socio-Economic Series 91. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). Urban aboriginal people: Homes, homelessness and residential mobility. Socio-Economic Series 88. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2001). User satisfaction study of housing options for older Canadians. Socio-Economic Series 83. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Effects of urban aboriginal residential mobility. Socio-Economic Series 114. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Evaluating housing stability for people with serious mental illness at risk for homelessness. Socio-Economic Series 100. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Housing Discrimination in Canada: The State of Knowledge, Final Report. Socio-Economic Series 104. Ottawa: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved January 9, 2007 from here.
• CMHC. (2002). Housing options for women living alone in rural areas. Socio-Economic Series 112. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 27, 2007, here.
• CMHC, (2002). Housing the boom, bust and echo generation. Socio-Economic Series 77. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Pro-home: A progressive, planned approach to affordable home ownership. Socio-Economic Series 101. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Retrofitting a city: A guide for municipalities to implement a building retrofit program. Socio-Economic Series 105. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Special studies on 1996 census data: Housing conditions of north American Indian, Metis and Inuit households in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 66-10. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2002). Special studies on 1996 census data: Housing conditions of women and girls, and female-led households. Socio-Economic Series 55-9. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2002). The population health approach to housing: A framework to research. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). 2001 census housing series issue 1: Housing affordability improves. Socio-Economic Series 03-017. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). An examination of first nations housing management training programs. Socio-Economic Series 03-024. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Applicability of a continuum of care model to address homelessness. Socio-Economic Series 03-15. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). A study of tenant exits from housing for homeless people. Where do they come from? Why do they leave? Where do they go? Socio-Economic Series 03-005. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. from, here.
• CMHC, (2003). Crisis situations in cooperatives: Better interventions hinge on a better understanding. Socio-Economic Series 03-003. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Ethical and social fund investments in lower-to-moderate income affordable rental housing in Canada: An assessment. Socio-Economic Series 03-002 Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
• CMHC, (2003). Examining the housing choices of individuals with disabilities. Socio-Economic Series 03-008. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Family homelessness: Causes and solutions. Socio-Economic Series 03-006. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Governance in organizations addressing homelessness. Socio-Economic Series 03-14. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2003). Housing discrimination and aboriginal people in Winnipeg and Thompson, Manitoba. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2003). Housing needs of low-income people living in rural areas. Socio-Economic 116. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 10, 2007, from here.
• CMHC. (2003). Housing needs of low income people living in rural areas: Literature review. Socio-Economic Series 03-023. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 10, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2003). Housing needs of low income people living in rural areas: The implications for seniors. Socio-Economic Series 03-012. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. . Retrieved April 10, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2003). Housing options for elderly or chronically ill shelter users. Socio-Economic Series 03-019. Distinct Housing Needs Series. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Housing quality and children's socioemotional health. Socio-Economic Series 03-21. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Life lease housing in Canada: A preliminary exploration of some consumer protection issues. Socio-Economic Series 03-013. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2003). Research report: housing needs of low-income people living in rural areas. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 10, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2003). Special studies on 1996 census data: Housing conditions of immigrants in the Toronto census metropolitan area. Socio-Economic Series 55-12. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). Special studies on 1996 census data: Housing conditions of women and girls, and female-led households. Socio-Economic Series 55-9. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 27, 2007, from here.
• CMHC. (2003). Special studies on 1996 census data: Housing conditions on rural households.
• Socio-Economic Series 55-11. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved April 17, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2003). The evolving impact of e-commerce on Canadian home ownership finance access and affordability. Socio-Economic Series110. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2003). The housing construction industry: Challenges and opportunities for the 21st century. Socio-Economic Series 03-004. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMCH, (2004). 2001 census housing series: Issue 3 revised the adequacy, suitability, and affordability of Canadian housing. Socio-Economic Series 04-007. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). 2001 census housing series: Issue 5 growth in household incomes and shelter costs, 1991-2001. Socio-Economic Series 04-027 Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). 2001 Census Housing Series Issue 6: Revised aboriginal households. Socio-Economic Series 04-036. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). An international comparison of housing need indicators in Australia, Canada, England, and United States. Socio-Economic Series 04-032. Ottawa: Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). A review of training and delivery options concerning aboriginal housing. Socio-Economic Series 04-033. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Current housing research: Social, economic and technical research. Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 11(2), 152. Retrieved May 10, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2004). Developing a methodology for tracking homeless people over the long term. Socio-Economic Series 04-035. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Evolving housing conditions in Canada's census metropolitan areas, 1991-2001. Socio-Economic Series 04-039. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC (2004). Filtering in housing. Socio-Economic Series 04-040. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Housing and population health- research framework. Socio-Economic Series 04-016. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Housing education program: Eastmain pilot project. Socio-Economic Series 04-010. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Housing, long term care facilities, and services for homeless and low-income urban aboriginal people living with HIV/AIDS. Socio-Economic Series 04-019. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Refugee housing information needs: Research conducted in the region of Niagara. Socio-Economic Series 04-025. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). The national summit on affordable homeownership. Socio-Economic Series 04-030. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Tools for Planning Long-Term Urban Sustainability: The cities plus design charrettes. Socio-Economic Series 04-003. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Town of Milton eco-tech village pilot project urban design charrette: Making choices towards sustainability. Socio-Economic Series 04-011. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2004). Transitional housing: Objectives, indicators of success, and outcomes. Socio-Economic Series 04-017. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMCH , (2004). University: Assessing Consumer Demand for Sustainable Development. Socio-Economic Series 04-022. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). 2001 Census Housing Series: Issue 8 revised-households spending at least 50% of their income on shelter. Socio-Economic Series 05-004. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). 2001 Census Housing Series: Issue 9 revised the housing conditions of Canada's seniors. Socio-Economic Series 05-006. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Aboriginal housing: Local materials and design preferences. Socio-Economic Series 05-001. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Acceptance of manufactured housing in first nations communities in Atlantic Canada. Socio-Economic Series 05-17. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). A legal framework for supportive housing for seniors: Options for Canadian policy makers. Socio-Economic Series 05-020. Ottawa: Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). An exploration of housing options for aboriginal people in Edmonton, Alberta and Winnipeg, Manitoba. Socio-Economic Series 05-034: Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). Compendium of CMHC products. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). Costing mechanism to facilitate sustainable community planning: Phase 1 : Backround research and costing framework. Socio-Economic Series 05-023. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
• CMHC, (2005). Homeless applicants' access to social housing. Socio-Economic Series 05-018. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC (2005). Homelessness, housing, and harm reduction: Stable housing for homeless people with substance use issues. Socio-Economic Series 05-27. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Housing and non-housing construction labour. Socio-Economic Series 05-009. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Housing stability indicators and impacts. External Research Program. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Housing stability validity study. Socio-Economic Series 05-003. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). How to reduce chemical contaminants in your home. CE 38. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Ideas that work: Best practices in affordable housing management. Socio-Economic Series 04-037. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). Life lease supportive housing: Combining the best aspects of housing and complex care: Volume. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Searchable database of supportive housing for seniors in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 05-31. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). Social housing the context of rural depopulation. Socio-Economic Series. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. . Retrieved April 12, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2005). Student housing in Canada: Developing a methodology to collect data and information No. 037). Socio-Economic Series 05-37. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Temporary supportive housing for aboriginal people and their families. Socio-Economic Series 05-26. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). The impact of zoning and building restrictions on housing affordability. Socio-Economic Series. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC. (2005). The tenant's guide to mold. CE 37. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Three studies on municipal infrastructure: Alternative financing methods, demand management and public-private partnership. Socio-Economic Series 53. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Variations in housing prices in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 05-014 Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2005). Women offenders: Characteristics, needs and impacts of transitional housing. Socio-Economic Series 05-002. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Accessory apartment regulations in census metropolitan areas in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 06-066. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Canadian Housing Observer. Socio-Economic Series: 65102. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved February 2, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2006) Census housing series: Issue 10 aging, residential mobility and housing choices. Socio-Economic Series 06-001. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Current housing research: Social, economic and technical research. Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 13(2), 162. Retrieved May 9, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2006). Dealing with pests. Socio-Economic Series AE 6. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved May 9, 2007, from here.
• CMCH, (2006). Enhancing...housing affordability. Retrieved August 14th, 2006, summer, 2006, from www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca">here.
• CMHC, (2006). Household income, net worth and housing affordability in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 06-003. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Housing allowance options for Canada. Socio-Economic Series 06-11. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Housing for adults with intellectual disabilities. Socio-Economic Series 06-008. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). Housing options upon discharge from correctional facilities: Final report. Socio-Economic Series 07-001. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Retrieved May 9, 2007, from here.
• CMHC, (2006). Issues, impediments and opportunities to using designated lands on-reserve for affordable housing. Socio-Economic Series 06-004. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2006). The transferability of the "safe in the city" approach to youth homelessness prevention in Canada. Socio-Economic Series 06-007. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• CMHC, (2007). Housing options upon discharge from correctional facilities. Socio-Economic Series 07-001. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• Coburn, B. (2000). Ontario's Social Housing Reform Act, Ont 2000: 1st Day of Debate in the Legislature (Transcript). Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• Cohen, M. (1999, November 25). Building affordable housing. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Cohen-Schlanger, M., Fitzpatrick, A., Hulchanski, J. D. & Raphael, D. (1995). Housing as a Factor in Admission of children to temporary Care. Child welfare, 74 (3), 1-12.
• Condon, M. (2005). Bringing the power of design to affordable housing. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, Canada. (2004). Urban native housing program. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• Cooper, M. (2001). Housing affordability: A children's issue No. F/11. Retrieved on January 12, 2007, from here.
• Cooper, M. (2003). Health and housing: A call to action. Retrieved January 12, 2007, from here.
• Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada. Critique of the Federal/Provincial social housing agreement. Retrieved August 25th, 2006, 2006, from here.
• Crowe, C. (2005). Housing and homelessness plenary (Conference Speech). Retrieved August 29, 2006, from here.
• Crowe, C., & Shapcott, M. (2005). Now is the Time for Liberals to Honour their Promise to Re-Build Ontario's Housing Programs. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Daily Bread Food Bank. (2002). How affordable is the new federal-provincial housing program? Retrieved August 24, 2006, from here.
• Daskal, J. (1998). In search of shelter: The growing shortage of affordable rental housing. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Dault, G. M. (2006). Designing a real home for the homeless: Strachan housing, a converted factory. Retrieved August 25th, 2006, 2006 from here.
• Davies, L. (2000). Canada, house of commons motion on housing and homelessness the right to adequate housing for all Canadians. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Davies, L. (2001). An act to provide adequate, accessible & affordable housing for Canadians. Retrieved August 22, 2006, from here.
• DeJong, I. Devolution hits housing in Canada. Retrieved 25/08/06, 2006, from here.
• Deskeseredy, W. (2004). Theorizing public housing women abuse as a function of economic exclusion and male peer support. Retrieved April 20, 2007, from, here.
• Devine, G. (1999). National Aboriginal Housing Association: The Housing and Homelessness Crisis. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Distasio, J., Sylvestre, G. & Mulligan. (2005). Home is where the heart is and right now that is nowhere - [An examination of hidden homelessness among Aboriginal peoples in prairie cities]. Retrieved February 13, 2007, from, here.
• Drummond, D., & Burleton, D. (2003). Affordable housing in Canada: In search of a new paradigm - new report from TD economists. Retrieved August 24, 2006, from here.
• Dunn, J. R. (2003). Housing as a socio-economic determinant of health: Assessing research needs. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Dunn, J. R., Hayes, M., Hwang, S., Hulchanski, D., & Potvin, L. (2003). A needs, gaps and opportunities assessment for research, housing as a socio-economic determinant of health. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Dunphy, N. (1999). Where's home? Part 2. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Dunphy, N., & Lapointe, L. (1999). Where's home? A picture of housing needs in Ontario. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Durst, D., Abu-Laban, Sharon, Maclean, Michael, Ng, C., & Northcott, H. (2001). The Integration Experiences of Immigrant Seniors. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Edmonton Homelessness Count Committee. (2002). A count of homeless persons in Edmonton. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Eliadis, P., & Spicer, L. (November 2004). Poverty and exclusion: Normative approaches to policy research. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Exploring the health impact on homelessness (1996). Canada: Ontario Medical Review.
• Falvo, N. (2003). Gimme shelter! Homelessness and Canada's social housing crisis. Federation of Canadian Municipalities. (2000). Retrieved January13, 2007, from here.
• Federation of Canadian Municipalities. (2000). A national affordable housing strategy. Retrieved August 20, 2006, from here.
• Federation of Canadian Municipalities. (2001). Building foundation for the future considerations in the design of a capital grant program to support affordable housing. Retrieved January 25, 2002, from here.
• Fielder, R., Schuurman, N., & Hyndman, J. (2006). Improving census-based socioeconomic GIS for public policy: Recent immigrants, spatially concentrated poverty and housing need in Vancouver. Retrieved April 20, 2007, from, here.
• Fragomeni, C. (2004). Oakville, Ont: First shelter for the homeless. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Gallant, G., Brown, J., & Tremblay, J. (2004). Tent city to housing: An evaluation of the of Toronto's emergency homelessness pilot project. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Geller, G., & Kowalchuk, J. (2000). Supportive housing needs of women with mental health issues. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Gill, C., & Theriault, L. (2001). State recognition of family violence services delivered by women's shelters in Saskatchewan. Retrieved Janauary 13, 2007, from here.
• Gloger, F., Butt, N., De Gaetano, R., & Thompson, R. (2004). Homelessness in Toronto: A review of the literature from a Toronto perspective. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Gosh, S. (2003). Housing immigrants and refugees: Canada promises "A place in the sun." Retrieved January 13, 2006, from here.
• Government of Canada: Aging in poverty in Canada, seniors on the margins. Retrieved February 20, 2007, from here.
• Government of Canada. (2003). Urban Aboriginal Homelessness. National Homeless Initiative Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Government of Canada. (2005). Factsheet on Aboriginal Housing. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Government of Canada. (2006). Communities under pressure: The role of co-operatives and the social economy. 1-6.
• Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. (1997). Canada and Newfoundland sign social housing agreement. Retrieved August 28th, 2006, 2006 from here.
• Government of Saskatchewan. (2005). Partnerships help people with disabilities. Retrieved January 12, 2006. Retrieved from here.
• Graham, K., & Peters, E. (2002). Aboriginal communities and urban sustainability. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Guirguis-Younger, M., Runnels, V., & Aubry, T. (2003). A study of the deaths of persons who are homeless in Ottawa - a social and health investigation. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Gupta, K. (2005). Individual landlord survey. Socio-Economic Series 05-025. Ottawa: Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
• Hamilton Executive Director's Aboriginal Coalition. (2001). The homelessness trail: "the voice of the people" introductory report on aboriginal homelessness within the new city of Hamilton. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Hanna, K., & Hanson, L. (2004). Aboriginal people and housing: An exploration of the perceptions of Saskatoon habitat for humanity. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
• Hanselmann, C. (2001). Urban Aborginal people in western Canada: realities and policies. Retrieved March 7, 2007, from here.
• Hanson, K., Finucan, L. & Comis, J. (2001). A report card on homelessness in Kingston. Retrieved February 6, 2007, from here.
• Hay, D.(2005). Housing, horizontality and social policy. Retrieved January 13, 2007, from here.
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