As the housing crisis persists in communities across the country, a new national survey reveals how Canadians feel about current and proposed housing policies.
at a time when the country is facing an ongoing affordability crisis.
Of the provinces, the Prairies are in highest support, at 65 per cent, and B.C. is in lowest support of this, at 52 per cent., who suggested that a cap on the number of international students permitted to study in the country is one of, but not the only, solution the federal government is discussing when it comes to addressing housing affordability and rental availability.
This support is highest in B.C, at 61 per cent, followed by 60 per cent in Quebec, and among older Canadians, aged 55 or older, at 55 per cent.
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