Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heaped some of the blame for housing costs on high interest rates and other levels of government. Read on.
, welcoming more than a million people last year and straining already crunched housing supply.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during a visit to an apartment complex under construction in Hamilton, Ont.“Our federal government is supercharging the demand for housing by rapidly increasing Canada’s population growth rate without any regard for where people will live and is now blaming the provinces and cities for not doing the impossible — tripling the number of homes they build each year,” Pasalis said.
Trudeau recently shuffled his cabinet to more strongly emphasize economic issues, especially housing. He selected Sean Fraser as housing and infrastructure minister to deliver the message that it understands Canadians’ struggles on housing and is doing everything it can to help.Article content
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