Earlier this week in the House, I asked the Minister of Finance about whether or not he was really going to address the significant need to invest in infrastructure and, particularly, to address the housing crisis, because in our response to COVID-19, monetary policy has led to massive inflation in property prices and this is exacerbating inequality in our country and we have to do more about it. I know many of the steps that have been taken thus far are good steps: extending the brightline test, removing deductibility of mortgage interest. All of that will help but we have to address the housing supply issue and we have to do it in a way that is going to reduce emissions. One thing that really concerns me is that 90 percent of the housing that's been built since 2018 does not have frequent public transport near it at all. So we're building housing in the wrong places. It still costs too much. And we need massive investment in infrastructure, green infrastructure, that will enable our cities to house more people in a way that uses less energy, uses less water, and actually creates thriving neighbourhoods where people want to be. And this is entirely possible. 