Canada’s housing crisis isn’t just about building more—it’s about getting governments to talk to each other
Misalignment between federal, provincial, and municipal requirements causes delays that compound costs year after year.
Canada has a construction productivity crisis, and it’s quietly driving up the cost of housing—especially for the people who need it most. While attention often turns to robotics, modular housing, or other technological fixes, those tools can’t solve a deeper problem: ...
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