How do the feds plan to end homelessness in Canada? | Power & Politics

Canada's 2026 federal budget commits $29 billion over 10 years to eradicate chronic homelessness nationwide. This kicks off with an immediate $1-billion partnership in Winnipeg to build 2,000 supportive housing units and a specialized addictions and mental health facility within three years. Power & Politics speaks to Housing Minister Gregor Robertson and London Mayor Josh Morgan.

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