When:  Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 7:30 PM

Where:  Medical Sciences Building Auditorium, Room 2158
1 King’s College Circle, University of Toronto (northwest corner of College Street and University Avenue)
(TTC: Queen’s Park subway station or College streetcar)

Fact: There have been a near-record number of new homes built in Toronto in recent years.

Fact: Only a tiny fraction of them are truly affordable to low and moderate-income households.

Fact: Municipalities across the United States are using inclusionary zoning to create affordable homes.

Panelists:
David Rusk, the leading U.S. authority on inclusionary zoning (and the former mayor of Albuquerque) Adam Gross, a lawyer with Business and Professional People for the Public Interest in Chicago.

Moderator:
Christopher Hume, Toronto Star urban affairs columnist

 All are welcome!