Gregor Robertson

Robertson defends a B.C. condo deal and rejects claims of a developer bailout

CBC reports that Housing Minister Gregor Robertson defended the federal-B.C. plan to buy unsold condos and convert them into affordable housing. He said the government is supporting an opportunity led by B.C., while Conservatives criticized the move as a potential bailout.

Robertson says there is 'no bailout' in the condo purchase plan

Business In Vancouver reports that Robertson denied claims the condo program amounts to a developer bailout. He said the plan is about acquiring empty homes below market value and turning them into rent-to-own housing.

Robertson expresses sympathy after a charter boat sinking near Roberts Bank

On X, Robertson posted condolences to the families and loved ones affected by the tragic charter boat sinking off Roberts Bank. He also thanked the Coast Guard, search-and-rescue teams, first responders, BC Ferries crews, and civilians who helped save lives.

Gregor Robertson wins the federal election seat in Vancouver Fraserview–South Burnaby

CBC reported that Robertson won the riding and was set to enter Parliament as a Liberal representative. The story also noted his previous political background as Vancouver mayor and his stated interest in housing affordability and climate policy.

Gregor Robertson highlights a new public housing complex in Etobicoke

In a July 9 federal press conference, Housing Minister Gregor Robertson highlighted the opening of a public housing complex funded by federal and municipal governments. He also addressed questions about a plan involving vacant condos in British Columbia and their conversion into affordable housing.

Gregor Robertson announces funding to help B.C. businesses navigate trade barriers

At a July 16 announcement in Kelowna, Robertson outlined federal funding for programs intended to help B.C. businesses adapt to trade barriers and expand into new markets. The funding included support for export navigation, trade-compliance advisory services, and workshops for businesses in the Lower Mainland.

Gregor Robertson launches federal run for the Liberals in Vancouver Fraserview–South Burnaby

CBC said Robertson announced he would run as the Liberal candidate in Vancouver Fraserview–South Burnaby after accepting an invitation from Mark Carney. The coverage described the move as a return to politics for the former Vancouver mayor.

Ex-Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson tries tackling housing crisis once again, this time as federal minister

Gregor Robertson, former Vancouver mayor, was appointed as Minister of Housing and Infrastructure by Prime Minister Mark Carney, putting him at the center of the federal government's response to Canada's housing crisis.

Federal minister acknowledges historic B.C. snub, calls for greater ...

Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson acknowledged that British Columbia has historically struggled to command attention in Ottawa and called for the province to push for a stronger voice.

Vancouver ex-councillors react to Robertson in cabinet

Former Vancouver city councillors expressed both praise and skepticism after Gregor Robertson was named to Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet as Minister of Housing and Infrastructure.

Housing Minister Robertson Links Home Affordability Crisis to Middle East War

Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson stated that Canadians cannot afford to buy homes partly due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, a claim that sparked debate on social media regarding the root causes of the housing crisis.

Critics Attack New Housing Minister Robertson's Record on Housing

A Reddit post in the Canada Politics subreddit criticized Gregor Robertson's housing record, arguing his biggest failure was an inability to convince local councils to support difficult housing policies.

Housing Minister Robertson Refuses to Disclose Investment Properties in Commons

Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson refused to disclose whether he holds any investment properties during a House of Commons session last week, prompting scrutiny from B.C. political observers and critics demanding asset transparency.

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Gregor Robertson named Canada’s housing minister in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet.

Recent coverage reports that former Vancouver mayor and newly elected BC MP Gregor Robertson was appointed Minister of Housing and Infrastructure. The reporting frames his appointment as part of Carney’s major cabinet overhaul and notes the role’s importance amid ongoing housing affordability concerns.

Gregor Robertson won his Vancouver-area riding in the 2025 federal election.

Election coverage says Robertson was elected MP for Vancouver Fraserview—South Burnaby as the Liberal candidate. The result marked a return to federal politics for the former Vancouver mayor.

Parliamentary profile shows Gregor Robertson active in the House of Commons.

The House of Commons member page lists Robertson as the Honourable Gregor Robertson and shows recent parliamentary activity. This is a public mention reflecting his current role rather than a news report or social post.

Gregor Robertson discussed the housing dilemma in a video interview with Amanda Lang.

In a recent conversation, Robertson addressed the challenge of improving affordability while avoiding damage to existing housing values. The discussion centered on federal policy tools and the difficulty of balancing supply growth with market stability.

Gregor Robertson said average housing prices must fall to address Canada’s housing crisis.

A Global News report quoted Housing Minister Gregor Robertson saying Canada faces a housing crisis and that the federal government is taking action to lower home costs and increase supply. The comments drew attention because they suggest a willingness to see prices decline to improve affordability.

Gregor Robertson spoke to Greater Vancouver business leaders about housing and infrastructure.

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade hosted Robertson for a Q&A session focused on his work as Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for PacifiCan. The appearance indicates continued public engagement with business stakeholders on housing policy and regional development.