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James HardwickCanadian Dimension |
No power in the country can stop a landlord from being a landlord. It’s time to change that
Carney’s commitment to shoring up the neoliberal status quo will only undermine Canada in the long term
Single-family detached zoning is a problem, but real estate profiteers are not the solution
Drug liberalization reduced overdose rates in Europe. Why isn’t it working here?
This vital form of harm reduction is a centuries-old public health initiative that saves lives. We need it now more than ever
Legislated sobriety doesn’t do much for people experiencing addiction, but it works wonders for private health care companies
Under the Liberal’s housing plan prices are set at what rentiers can charge—not what renters can afford
Pierre Trudeau made housing an instrument of economic justice. Fifty years later his son remade it as an engine of inequality
How federal housing policy has turned our mortgage system into an engine of inequality
Inadequate pensions are driving a generational contest for Canada’s housing stock
Our homes must once again be places where we live. They can no longer be sites of exploitation
Canada’s emerging housing oligopoly
Punishing the victims of the housing crisis will do nothing to solve it
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