IN THE NEWS: Uncontrollable wildfires in BC had thousands evacuated!
What will happen now? HOUSING CRISIS!
Too much too soon. HOUSING CRISIS was already been a problem ten years ago and it seems that the housing crisis is almost an "epidemic in Canada."
Hundred thousands of homeless people because they were evicted due to renovation of their buildings, their rental homes, and just because the only reason is for the developers to increase the rent and put a status quo on their high standard of living.
WHO CAN AFFORD?
Now with thousands of homeless people being evacuated from those wildfire-stricken villages, they become a casualty too and will be looking for new homes. Some of them can afford to live in newly built homes and some of them cannot.
In the 90's, not too many people can afford a 2 bedroom house 1 7 1.2 bathrooms for just $700/month. That was affordable. However many families cannot afford them. They have to ask extra help from the government. Why I knew all about this? Because my husband and I were resident managers for that townhouse. The townhouse was independently owned and managed by a realty company where husband worked for 25 years. Those years when minimum wage was only 7/hour. Currently in the year 2026: 2 bedroom house with 1 and 1/2 bathroom is being rented for $2,000 -$2,200/month in BC. Others are just being greedy.
I know, the price of almost everything, goods and services had come a very long way and nothing's gonna go down for sure. IT"S ALWAYS GOING UP. Up, up and away)))
Nothing's gonna come down? How about those satellites up there? Millions of them. Those debris will one day lose its gravity and you think some of them are asteroids or shooting stars. They could be the ones causing wildfires and destroying our forest and houses. What do you think?
Or could it be that something's leaking up there with gas? Or your large mirror telescope from up there in the sky is causing a reflection and causing wildfires? You know its not rocket science. Lightning is not always the culprit or suspect for wildfires.