Housing
During Question Period on housing, the Conservative leader said the Prime Minister is out of touch and gave incorrect figures, citing the RBC affordability index that the average family spends 53 percent of disposable income on housing, and asked him to correct his statement. A Liberal minister replied that housing affordability is improving, citing RBC’s observations, rising new home sales in Ontario, falling rents, and more than 19,000 affordable homes built across the country.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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