The claim that Ontario will build over two million homes to meet its housing targets feels unrealistic given recent actions by the Ford government. Rather than supporting affordable housing growth, this government has repeatedly undermined it—cutting the affordable housing budget, removing rent caps, defunding landlord-tenant dispute boards, and explicitly stating they want less government involvement in housing. These moves signal a clear lack of intention to genuinely address the housing crisis. Without a serious shift in policy and commitment, hitting those ambitious housing targets remains wishful thinking.
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Given the narative coming from the media and our politicians I am guessing its safe to assume that our already overcrowded public beaches are going get even more crowded and our already expensive food prices are going to go up even more.
Yay ! At least Timmies gets more customers and workers !
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The claim that Ontario will build over two million homes to meet its housing targets feels unrealistic given recent actions by the Ford government. Rather than supporting affordable housing growth, this government has repeatedly undermined it—cutting the affordable housing budget, removing rent caps, defunding landlord-tenant dispute boards, and explicitly stating they want less government involvement in housing. These moves signal a clear lack of intention to genuinely address the housing crisis. Without a serious shift in policy and commitment, hitting those ambitious housing targets remains wishful thinking.
Given the narative coming from the media and our politicians I am guessing its safe to assume that our already overcrowded public beaches are going get even more crowded and our already expensive food prices are going to go up even more.
Yay ! At least Timmies gets more customers and workers !