ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Quebec provincial elections are fast approaching. On October 5th Quebecers will decide which parties will be voted into the National Assembly. But what is it that the parties are promising with regard to the housing crisis? And how might some of these parties even worsen the crisis?
In this episode, housing policy analyst Gavin Armitage Ackerman joins Local 514 host Kalden Dhatsenpa to grade each party’s housing platforms.
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