The cost of housing in Canada has doubled in the past eight years.
The Prime Minister is not taking responsibility for the rising costs of housing.
Promises to reduce housing costs have been broken.
The Prime Minister is recycling old promises to address the housing crisis.
It's time to find a solution to the housing crisis in Canada.
Why has the cost of housing doubled in Canada?
—The cost of housing in Canada has doubled due to various factors, including inflation, increased demand, and lack of affordable housing options.
Who is responsible for the rising costs of housing?
—The Prime Minister and the government are responsible for addressing the rising costs of housing and finding solutions to make housing more affordable.
What promises have been broken regarding housing costs?
—Promises to reduce housing costs have been broken, resulting in the continued increase of housing prices.
What actions are being taken to address the housing crisis?
—The government is taking actions such as building more affordable housing units, improving zoning policies, and working with municipalities to increase housing supply.
What can be done to find a solution to the housing crisis?
—Finding a solution to the housing crisis requires a collaborative effort between the government, municipalities, and stakeholders to address housing affordability and increase supply.
00:00After eight years, the cost of housing in Canada has doubled, and promises to reduce housing costs have been broken.
01:20The Prime Minister is not taking responsibility for the rising costs of housing.
03:17Promises to reduce housing costs have been broken, and the Prime Minister is recycling old promises.
05:25It's time to find a solution to the housing crisis in Canada.
