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P.E.I. building houses at record pace, says premier, but more were built in the '70s

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P.E.I. Premier Dennis King defended the province's home-building record this week. The most active five-year period was 1971 to 1975, with 6,745 starts. The province's new housing strategy calls for an average of 2,000 new homes a year.

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P.E.I. building houses at record pace, says premier, but more were built in the '70s

Dennis King rose in the legislature twice this week to praise the province’s home-building efforts, but the premier overstated the case.

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