#112 Left Out in the Cold – Episode 3: Housing Available But Not Accessible

Guaranteeing the right to housing on its own misses a key overlapping concern: whether the housing is actually accessible. Despite the federal government's goal of achieving a barrier-free Canada by 2040, many people continue to face barriers in securing housing that meets their accessibility needs and are twice as likely to live in core housing need. In the third episode of this series, host Sarah Rowe is joined by Marie-Josée Houle, Canada's first Federal Housing Advocate, and Stephanie Chipeur, who holds the Azrieli Accelerator Professorship in Law & Disability Policy at the University of Calgary's Faculty of Law and the School of Public Policy. Together, they discuss the right to adequate housing that is accessible, adaptable, and visitable for people with disabilities, seniors, and other equity-deserving groups. Guests Stephanie Chipeur , Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law & School of Public Policy, University of Calgary Marie-Josée Houle , Federal Housing Advocate Host Sarah Rowe , Legal Counsel, Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice (CIAJ)

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#112 Left Out in the Cold – Episode 3: Housing Available But Not Accessible is an episode from CIAJ In All Fairness - ICAJ En toute justice by CIAJ - ICAJ.

This episode is 01:04:46 long.

This episode was published on Nov 22, 2025.

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