In Quebec, so called condo buildings are being erected everywhere. Within a few years they will become slums with over-crowding and the misery that goes with people packed in like sardines.

 We need to stop the profiteering and begin to think of social solutions which are based on protecting both the environment and our homeless people. I suggest thousands of underground sleeping chambers placed under large shopping centers or large domes containing Hydroponic plant filled gardens and rented on a daily and weekly bases for small amounts of money. Many of these mini-bed rooms could be subsidized by the government for the benefit of our homeless people. Many more could be emergency bedrooms for students and even for tourists. Keeping these places clean would provide work for hundreds of people.

 Without these measures in place the future will be a living hell for thousands of Canadians forced to live on the streets.

Joseph, Every year, far too many Canadians – 235,000 – are affected by homelessness, and even more are unable to find affordable, safe homes that work for their families. Having a safe place to live isn’t a privilege, Joseph, it’s a fundamental human right – but one that the Liberals have refused to recognize. So it’s not a surprise that their budget commitments barely scratch the surface of what’s needed to end the housing crisis. Joseph, we can’t afford to wait for a government with the courage to act. Over the next few months, we need to keep growing our movement – that’s how we form the government Canadians deserve in 2019.