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Homelessness in Canada is a multifaceted crisis, marked by a significant lack of affordable housing and increasing numbers across urban and rural areas. Indigenous and Black communities, as well as women, are disproportionately affected. Key causes include economic challenges, job loss, insufficient income, lack of affordable housing, mental health issues, and substance use. Recent estimates suggest that nearly 60,000 people experience homelessness on any given night in Canada. | Nitish Advitiy

homelessness is a significant and escalating national concern in Canada, affecting tens of thousands and growing in both urban and rural areas. Key drivers include a severe shortage of affordable housing, insufficient income support, and unmet mental health needs, leading to widespread public awareness and concern across the country. The issue is complex, with structural and systemic shortcomings contributing to high morbidity and mortality among the homeless population, who also face significan