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Luso-Canadian compares housing crises in both countries

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Briefings

A federal agency led by Ana Bailão, funded with 45 million dollars, plans to construct 200,000 housing units across Canada. Bailão argues housing must be treated as an essential good, though the specific impact on local markets remains unmeasured.

Key points

• Ana Bailão leads a federal agency with 45 million dollars to build 200,000 housing units in Canada.
• Bailão advocates that housing should be treated as an essential good.

Context

Ana Bailão leads a federal agency with 45 million dollars to build 200,000 housing units in Canada. Bailão argues housing must be treated as an essential good.

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