Homes should be for people—not profits.

For decades, Liberal and Conservative governments have let speculators and real estate executives rig the housing market against you. Existing affordable units are being scooped up by corporate landlords who evict you so they can slap on a new countertop in your kitchen and charge the next person double the rent.

Giving those greedy corporate landlords even more power will only make things worse.

That’s why New Democrats will crack down on corporate landlords and ban them from buying up affordable units. Because we know that, to solve the housing crisis, we need to build new affordable homes and protect the ones we already have.

But Pierre Poilievre wants to give corporate landlords even more power to gouge you for your rent. In fact, his inner circle is made up of lobbyists for real estate giants.

And Mark Carney is no better. As the big boss at Brookfield, he was a corporate landlord himself—and was accused of renovicting tenants and jacking up rent. How can he be trusted to protect affordable homes?

Poilievre and Carney have made careers out of helping billionaires get richer – on the backs of working Canadians.

Jagmeet and the NDP will never put the profits of a company like Brookfield above the people who rent from them. We will ban corporate landlords from taking away affordable units from people. For good.

It’s time to put people—not profits—back at the heart of housing. Sign on if you agree.