For generations, a detached house with a yard was the picture of a Canadian family home. But in cities like Toronto and Vancouver, that dream is becoming a pipe dream. So what comes next?
We’ve been working on an answer with Uytae Lee from About Here, and we’d love for you to see it first. On Wednesday, November 25, the Missing Middle Initiative and About Here are hosting the Toronto debut screening of our film, Is This Canada's Next Family Home? It examines the rise of multiplexes across the country and the forces shaping them.
After the screening, Mike Moffatt, Uytae Lee and Cara Stern will sit down for a panel on the future of family-oriented housing in Canada. Then stick around and hang out with fellow neighbours and new friends.
The evening is presented by More Neighbours Toronto, and it’s pay what you can. We'd love to see you there.
The details
When: Wednesday, November 25, 6:30 to 9:30 PM
Where: Society Clubhouse, 967 College St, Toronto
Tickets: Pay what you can. We suggest $5 to help cover the space, but please choose the amount that works for you. Get yours on Luma.
The plan
6:30 PM: Doors open
7:00 PM: Screening of Is This Canada's Next Family Home?
7:20 PM: Panel with Cara Stern, Mike Moffatt and Uytae Lee
8:00 PM: Hang out with fellow neighbours and new friends
Who's on the panel
Mike Moffatt is the founding Director of the University of Ottawa's Missing Middle Initiative and my co-host on the Missing Middle podcast.
Uytae Lee makes videos about urban planning and is the founder of About Here, a creative studio and YouTube channel that helps people understand their cities better.
Cara Stern co-hosts the Missing Middle podcast. Before joining MMI, I spent nearly a decade as a producer at TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin.
Bring a friend, especially one who's wondering where their family will live next.



