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Hope Jamieson

Hope Jamieson (they/them) is a PhD candidate in Memorial’s Faculty of Business Administration and president of Annex Consulting, a social purpose consulting firm specializing in affordable housing.

Hope's Latest Articles

National housing report misses the mark on real human impacts in N.L.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s B+ on its progress to increase housing supply doesn’t paint an accurate picture of residents’ lived realities in the province

The case for affordable housing

Whether you're concerned with human rights or simply with dollars, investing in affordable housing makes sense

Not Just Your Backyard: Housing in N.L. municipal elections

Mayors and councils have tools at their disposal to radically improve accessible, affordable housing in their communities

Where the federal parties stand on housing

The Liberal and Conservative platforms rely on the same market-driven approach to housing that created the crisis, while the NDP’s more progressive approach lacks details

The Fight for Any Future Jane Doe

There is little that speaks as clearly to the incompatibility of carceral systems and real community safety as the Doug Snelgrove sexual assault case.

Registering Short-Term Rentals Will Not Solve Our Housing Crisis

Regulating STRs is a step in the right direction, but the rental housing crisis requires us to go deeper (and build more).

Unpacking the Housing Crisis in St. John’s

Here's a rundown on how St. John's (and Canada) found itself in a growing housing crisis—and how we can get out.

Climate protest sign that reads "NO BUSINESS ON A DEAD PLANET"
A Mom’s Plea for Action on Climate Change

We still have time to act on climate change and provide a hospitable future for our children. But the window of opportunity is closing—fast.

Row houses in downtown St. John's.
MuniPoli 101: Home, Sweet Affordable Home

St. John's will never thrive if people can't afford to live here. Real progress on affordable housing requires a city council with courage.

St. John's City Hall on a clear day
So Moved, St. John’s: 21 September 2021

Wherein: Wally Collins keeps a lonely vigil; heritage standards are both weightless and onerous; we get a new holiday on September 30th; and a reminder to vote next week.