housing

The Conservatives and the Liberals have both rolled out policies meant to address housing affordability for new buyers. They don’t really work.

Terry Glavin on a B.C. budget that suggests the NDP is finally giving the province’s distorted real estate racket some long overdue attention

For many people, McDonald’s is the most reliable shelter on cold winter nights—a symptom of the failings of Canada’s housing and shelter networks

Jennifer Keesmaat: Mid-sized cities hold the key to economic growth and quality of life in Canada, and they’ve taken too long to realize it

Opinion: Canada’s largest cities are far less dense than their global counterparts. Increasing density can help ensure affordable housing for residents.

Opinion: What the federal housing strategy is missing—and why Vancouver’s new affordable housing strategy is leading the way

Opinion: The lesson, one year into Vancouver’s foreign buyers tax, is that real-estate supply may actually be the city’s biggest problem

Canada is building fewer single-family homes and pricing young people out of their communities—the sort of housing inequality could take us down a dangerous path

The Prime Minister talks to Paul Wells about managing expectations, the housing market and the weirdness of Canada-U.S. relations

The Grenfell Tower fire shows that the silencing of social-housing residents on decisions that affect their daily lives can have deadly consequences