Gregor Craigie

Exploring housing strategies in global cities like Paris and Tokyo, challenges faced by Canada's tent cities,differences in government approaches, advocating for diverse housing models like Montreal's structures, and discussing solutions with the author of 'Our Crumbling Foundation'

Gregor Craigie, a journalist and host of CBC's 'On The Island,' delves into global housing crises and solutions in this engaging discussion. He uncovers how countries like Paris and Tokyo are innovating to tackle skyrocketing housing costs. The conversation touches on Vancouver's challenges and the disconnect between perceived wealth and expenses. Craigie shares insights on the affordability of living in Tokyo, the impacts of immigration on housing policy, and emphasizes the urgency for Canada to implement effective housing strategies inspired by international examples.

Gregor Craigie, a CBC Radio host and author, tackles Canada’s housing crisis with insights from various perspectives. Kix Sitton highlights the overlooked connection between brain injuries and homelessness, advocating for better support systems. Leonard Krogh, Nanaimo's mayor, shares his journey addressing housing and social issues in the community. They discuss the democracy’s fragility due to rising homelessness and innovative housing solutions, emphasizing the need for inclusive decision-making and the urgency of community-driven efforts to reshape the housing landscape.