Former Mayor Gregor Robertson joins Mark Carney’s cabinet as Housing and Infrastructure Minister, bringing green vision and controversy to federal leadership.
As housing remains a top concern for Canadians, election candidates unveil bold plans—from tax breaks to building millions of homes—in a race to fix the national housing crisis.
Canada's population growth has slowed to a crawl in 2025, yet its homelessness crisis is accelerating—especially among older adults. With billions lost annually to emergency housing and health costs, why isn’t more housing being built?
Canada's population growth has slowed to a crawl in 2025, yet its homelessness crisis is accelerating—especially among older adults. With billions lost annually to emergency housing and health costs, why isn’t more housing being built?
Former Mayor Gregor Robertson joins Mark Carney’s cabinet as Housing and Infrastructure Minister, bringing green vision and controversy to federal leadership.
As housing remains a top concern for Canadians, election candidates unveil bold plans—from tax breaks to building millions of homes—in a race to fix the national housing crisis.
