
C.D. Howe report shows investment in communities like Kamloops can help solve Canada’s housing crisis
KAMLOOPS — A new report from the C.D. Howe Institute challenges the focus on solving Canada’s housing crisis by building more homes in major cities like Vancouver, calling for investment in mid-sized markets.

The city of Kamloops fits perfectly into the framework, thanks to its population hovering around 100,000 people, its central location in the midst of multiple trucking routes and being home to a university campus. The report states investing only in major centres won’t fix anything long term.