Thank you very much.
Basically, being short-sighted in their policy has had these detrimental effects.
I want to note that Canada is in a housing crisis. We have this situation where people can't get homes. They can't afford homes, if there were some on the market for them to buy. I would even say, just with some of the numbers and the stats that we're hearing, I think we're on the cusp of a crisis with food insecurity, with families not being able to put food on the tables in their homes.
I'm wondering if these immigration policies and these levels have added to this demand for housing and services. How has that also impacted young Canadians' access to affordable housing and to stable jobs? If we're not able to get a stable job, then we cannot afford a house. How has this affected one another?
