One idea is the guaranteed livable income. That would basically be an income floor for people in Canada. Another idea is for governments to work together on initiatives like the Canada disability benefit. As it's being rolled out, if Ontario decides to claw back its Ontario disability support program, saying it's all covered at the federal level, people on disability are not going to be any further ahead. That could also be relevant to other programs that are already in existence. There may even be different federal programs that might be clawed back as another one is rolled out.
Overall, we need to be working on helping people have better lives, and not having them stress about making rent or whatever issues they have. We need to realize there's also a cost of not doing anything.
Other supports could include affordable housing. Mixing people of different income levels is a good thing. As I said, in our case, keeping them in the community where they've spent so many years of their lives is a very positive thing in helping people have lives that are more pleasant to live, instead of saying “Who is my neighbour anyway?” or having to move 50 or 100 kilometres somewhere else so that they can live. Having them in our community is truly amazing.