Housing crisis: Will new federal supports go far enough to help Canadians?

The Canadian federal budget’s tabling is just around the corner, and this week, the Liberal government has been making housing announcements right across the country — pledging billions of dollars that will be included in its economic plan to tackle the country’s housing crisis. But with the cost of rent continuing to rise and concerns over supply, the question remains of whether the support will be enough. Joining Global’s Miranda Anthistle to discuss the housing and affordability situation in Canada is University of British Columbia professor Paul Kershaw.

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