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Canada has a [[housing shortage]]. | Canada has a [[housing shortage]]. | ||
Single adults | Single adults [[shortage of single-person homes|outnumber single-person homes]] by more than 3 to 1. This leads to some people being stuck living with relatives or roommates they don't get along with, or even ex-partners. Of the single people who ''can'' afford to live alone, it's common to live alone in a multi-bedroom home; this leads to a shortage of housing for families as well. | ||
See [[/Analysis]] for details. | See [[/Analysis|analysis]] for details. | ||
{{pn|TODO: also write about [[homelessness]] and lack of [[walkability]]}} | {{pn|TODO: also write about [[homelessness]] and lack of [[walkability]]}} | ||
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TALK: in what way should the 3 problems be presented together? | TALK: in what way should the 3 problems be presented together? | ||
* option 1: elaborate under the same ''housing shortage'' heading, and add more to the ''solutions'' list | * option 1: elaborate under the same ''housing shortage'' heading, and add more to the ''solutions'' list | ||
* option 2: | * option 2: append the page with new headings for each problem, each with their own solutions list. issue: solutions overlap | ||
* option 3: | * option 3: just have 2 main headings: ''problems'' and ''solutions''; put the problems as subheadings under ''problems''; let the ''solutions'' list address all the problems at once. | ||
BTW also mention high housing prices somewhere, as it leads to [[overworking]] | BTW also mention high housing prices somewhere, as it leads to [[overworking]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:55, 20 April 2024
Housing shortage
Canada has a housing shortage.
Single adults outnumber single-person homes by more than 3 to 1. This leads to some people being stuck living with relatives or roommates they don't get along with, or even ex-partners. Of the single people who can afford to live alone, it's common to live alone in a multi-bedroom home; this leads to a shortage of housing for families as well.
See analysis for details.
TODO: also write about homelessness and lack of walkability