Reduced immigration has eased housing affordability and unemployment: report
A reduction in Canada’s immigration intake has led to “evidence of easing pressure on the social and economic infrastructure,” according to a new report from one of the country’s largest banks.
A reduction in Canada’s immigration intake has led to “evidence of easing pressure on the social and economic infrastructure,” according to a new report from one of the country’s largest banks.
TD Economics released a report on Tuesday that found Canada’s decelerating immigration has “moderated demand for purpose-built rentals an…




