How Canada Became Unaffordable for Its Own People

Canada's housing affordability crisis is pushing an entire generation out of the market. With home prices soaring past $700,000 and rental costs surging, many Canadians—especially the young—are questioning whether they’ll ever own a home.

In this video, we break down the key factors behind the housing crisis, including limited supply, speculative buying, interest rate shocks, and immigration pressure. We also examine government responses, economic consequences, and what this means for Canada’s future.

This is more than a market issue—it’s a social and generational one.