That's the great federation question.
One of the things we've looked for from the federal government is some leadership on all of these files. That's really important. The conversation around development taxes, development charges and delays at the municipal level are not things that are typically in the purview of the federal government, but because of the way things have gone, we'd need that kind of leadership at the federal level to get everybody headed in the right direction.
The same goes for the building code. There needs to be a good collaboration between the provinces and the federal government to get that national building code right. We need to harmonize, but we need to harmonize on something that actually makes sense. Housing is one of those things that are a provincial domain but can really benefit from some collaboration between all levels of government.
The only way we're going to solve the housing crisis is by getting the federal government, the provincial governments and the municipal governments all rolling in the same direction to address a lot of these issues.
