The construction of public housing in Kentville, N.S., is expected to wrap up in the summer of 2027. The provincial government said the housing on Justice Way will have 30 apartments for roughly 100 people, including seniors and families. Construction will begin in the spring. “When people have a comfortable and affordable home, they can focus more on their work, their family and overall quality of life,” said John Lohr, minister of Finance and Treasury Board, in a news release. “This makes our community a better, safer place to live, too. That’s why our government is making the most significant investment ever in public housing, and why I am pleased to see more homes coming to Kentville for families, seniors and others in our community.” The building will include five one-bedroom and 25 two-bedroom apartments, all of which will have heat pumps and be energy efficient. Tenants will not have to pay more than 30 per cent of their income, before taxes, on rent. For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page
