How 'gentle density' measures up to the hype as cities tackle Canada's housing crisis

Canada needs about 5.8 million new homes by 2030, and one of the go-to solutions is to build more in existing neighbourhoods. Some provinces aren’t happy, and not all experts are sure this will reach the roots of the problem

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