Government housing policies are killing the Canadian dream
Canada’s housing crisis wasn’t inevitable. It was built one government decision at a time
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Canada’s housing crisis deepens as land-use policies push prices beyond reach
Housing out of reach for most Canadians because of restrictive land-use policies
The proof is in. Housing is more unaffordable than ever
Canada’s affordability crisis is the result of deliberate planning decisions
Only Ottawa can fix what’s broken in the housing market
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