Prime Minister Mark Carney’s nearly $30-billion plan to end homelessness in less than a decade is being met with online pushback.
Last Friday, a day after unveiling the Liberal government’s 2026 budget, Carney flew to Winnipeg to announce his plan to tackle homelessness. The federal government inked a partnership with Manitoba that will see more than $1 billion in federal funding to help build more than 2,000 new supportive and transitional homes and a new Winnipeg Centre for Mental Health and Addictions.
