Ontario experienced a decade’s worth of population growth in just three years we can’t support that growth without building way more homes

The math here is grim: Ontario’s population went up by nearly 200,000, yet we started less than 38,000 homes, with the most common type being a one-bedroom or studio apartment.

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Ontario experienced a decade’s worth of population growth in just three years. We can’t support that growth without building way more homes

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