What’s pretty funny, is the article doesn’t actually tell us “how.” The author says the “how” is still to be decided, but you’d never know that unless you took the time to read the article.
The CBC has a serious bias issue that it either doesn’t want to confront or it doesn’t mind. If I had any say in the matter I would create a metre for every CBC article that points a needle in favour of the government in office, or against, and in favour of another party, or against. In this case the article has a deadline of this:
How Ottawa plans to jump-start housing construction next year
But within, the article says this:
The major federal parties and economists at Canada's major banks tend to agree that new housing is needed to create a more stable real estate market.
What's less clear is how the federal government should go about funding new construction, and how much is actually needed.
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https://www.cbc.ca/n...-2022-1.6284667
We have references to vague programs and a commitment by 2025 to do something (2025 being post-next election).