Suzanne Martineau, Christopher Jordan-Stevens, Ben Jardin, and Sandi Martin made a presentation to Bracebridge Town Council’s General Planning Committee about the MCLT’s alignment with the District of Muskoka housing and homelessness plan and the Town of Bracebridge Downtown Master Plan.

The Muskoka Community Land Trust has received $45,060 in funding to prepare the Florence Street Micro-Community in Huntsville for social impact investing.

Could land trusts help solve Ontario housing-affordability crisis?

The province is currently home to at least 13 community land trusts — and they’ve already scored some major early wins.

A non-profit agency in Muskoka is taking a different route to build affordable housing. We spoke to Suzanne Martineau, the President of the Muskoka Community Land Trust, on how the organization works and why it could be the future of affordable housing.

Affordable housing can take many forms, but for the team at the Muskoka Community Land Trust (MCLT), the hope is to build high-quality communities that people can afford to live in.

Muskoka Community Land Trust (MCLT) will be reaching out to stakeholders while also requesting the public to provide their input into the development of their strategic plan.