“Homelessness is a crisis in Quebec and across Canada. We want to cut it in half. We plan to take big action and work closely with Quebec to do it.”

“Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for the question. This is an extremely important issue. In Quebec and Canada, we are facing a homelessness crisis that we intend to tackle through bold and ambitious action. Our goal is to cut homelessness in half in this country. This is one of the issues on which our government intends to work closely with the Government of Quebec.”

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“We have a strong plan to deal with homelessness, and we are treating it like a national crisis. We are spending at least 1 billion dollars on temporary housing. The provinces also need to help by providing mental health and addiction care.”

“Mr. Speaker, the truth is that we have an ambitious plan. The homelessness crisis is a national crisis that we are taking seriously. We are in contact with the people on the ground, with the municipal and provincial authorities. That is why there is at least $1 billion, at a minimum, in Build Canada Homes that will go toward transitional housing. Obviously we need the provinces to come to the table with support measures for mental health and addiction and all that. We are at the table. We are there for Canadians.”

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