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This article seems to completely avoid considering an integral aspect of this situation: Canada's extremely high immigration rate. I'm not seeing words like "i
by VancouverMan 3y ago
This article seems to completely avoid considering an integral aspect of this situation: Canada's extremely high immigration rate.
I'm not seeing words like "immigration", "immigrant", or "foreign" at all within the article.
I don't think that this topic can be seriously discussed without factoring in the impact of immigration.
The cost of housing is just one of many significant economic distortions caused by bringing in a relatively huge number of people each year.
- igor47 3y agoFact check: Canada does indeed have one of the highest immigration rates, accepting 4x more migrants per capita than the US. 26.4% of Canada's population are first-generation immigrants. This is followed by 17.6% who are second-generation and 56.9% who are third-generation or more.