Follow the Money
Where the squeeze on housing, wages, and healthcare actually comes from, with the data to back it up.
Where Your Grocery Bill Went
Food prices climbed because of global commodity shocks, climate-driven crop losses, a weak dollar, and grocer pricing power, not because of newcomers. Here is the money trail.
Read → Follow the MoneyWhy Canada Stopped Building Homes
The home you can't afford isn't the fault of the family that just arrived. It's the result of decades of policy choices: a retreat from public housing, zoning that blocks density, and a tax-and-fee system that made the homes we most need the hardest to build.
Read → Follow the MoneyWhy Your Paycheque Doesn't Stretch
Real wages have trailed productivity and rising costs for decades. Corporate margins, weaker bargaining power, and policy choices explain most of the squeeze, not newcomers.
Read → Follow the MoneyWhere Your Rent Actually Went
Rents and home prices climbed mostly because of under-building, the financialization of housing, and interest rates, not mainly because of newcomers. Here's the money trail.
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