Pierre Poilievre is wrong: immigrants aren’t the culprit of the housing crisis @TheBreach
Pierre Poilievre is wrong: immigrants aren’t the culprit of the housing crisis  @TheBreach
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Pierre Poilievre says immigrants are causing the housing crisis, and claims it’s “simple math.”

But his math isn’t mathing.

A previous version of this video incorrectly stated that the number of immigrants to Saskatoon made up 0.35% of the pop., when in fact it was 3.5%—still far less than the 8% rent increase.

For Prince Albert, the video incorrectly stated that immigrants were 3.6% of the pop., when in fact they were 1.5%. The Breach regrets these errors.

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Pierre Poilievre is wrong: immigrants aren’t the culprit of the housing crisis

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