This is a powerful opinion on Canada's housing crisis, and it raises a question we should all be asking. I'M ASKING! Who is actually benefiting from this crisis? When tenants are pushed out, rents go up. When rents go up, property values rise, and investors get richer. Meanwhile, families are priced out, seniors are struggling, and homelessness keeps growing. We're told to just build more housing. But what good is building new homes if we keep losing the affordable ones we already have? Housing should be about building lives, not building wealth at the expense of others. A housing system should be measured by how many people it keeps housed, not how much profit it generates. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…