Multiple reports examining Quebec’s social housing system say a significant share of units are not in good condition. Global News reports that nearly one-third of Quebec’s social housing stock—about 21,500 homes—is in disrepair. The reporting also notes that advocates are concerned existing funding levels may be insufficient to address the scale of repairs needed. Taken together, the coverage frames the issue as both a maintenance and funding challenge: with tens of thousands of units requiring work, the ability of current budgets to cover repairs is in question. While the sources agree on the reported proportion of units in disrepair and the approximate number of affected homes, they also point to the broader impact on residents and the need for adequate, sustained investment to improve housing conditions. The discussion is presented as an ongoing problem that requires attention to maintenance backlogs and whether planned or available budgets can keep pace with repair demands.