The biggest driver of poor housing affordability in Canada is immigration, with 300,000 people migrating to the country annually.
Here are the top 10 migrant sources:
Philippines
India
China
Iran
Pakistan
United States
Syria
United Kingdom
France
South Korea
Migrants from the poorer countries on this list are moving to Canada to undercut the wages and conditions of local workers, whilst driving up the cost of housing and increasing congestion for infrastructure and Government services.
Meanwhile, the most common response for Canadians when asked about immigration is that they want it reduced.
It seems like the entire Anglosphere - USA, UK, Canada, Australia, NZ - has lost control of its borders, and the populace is now being completely sold out - for the benefit of capitalists and landowners.