In particular, the government is proposing a new housing partnership directly with Manitoba, investing $1 billion through Build Canada Homes. The money will go to transitional housing and wraparound services – personalized supports that aim to address overlapping issues — in Winnipeg, and to building 2,000 new transitional and permanent supportive housing units in the city.
Chapter 3 in the budget is where you can find all the affordability measures.
For working class: lower immigration levels, job creation.
For lower income working class: grocery benefit, child benefit, daycare.
For working class that do not own home: variety of policies that continue to drive down rental costs and first time home buying costs.
New here? Those are all little scraps to placate voters who want to be fooled.