>I have been traveling in Canada recently, and much of it is nearly unrecognizable from even a year ago. Urban sprawl has exploded around major cities like Toro

>I have been traveling in Canada recently, and much of it is nearly unrecognizable from even a year ago. Urban sprawl has exploded around major cities like Toronto and Ottawa, with new developments appearing so fast that even residents can't keep track. That would be awesome if it were even approximately true. In fact it is not, and that's the main problem with this amount of immigration. There is already a housing supply crisis, brought about by not enough housing supply being built. In the middle of it, immigration shoots up 3-5 fold, depending on how you're counting. That is an absurd policy, and cannot be sustained.