Housing is health: Coronavirus highlights the dangers of the housing crisis in Canada’s North
The Canadian Arctic has suffered a housing crisis for decades.
What do you do when the government’s No. 1 strategy for slowing the spread of a global pandemic is virtually impossible to implement where you live? What do you do when you have already been living in a crisis for decades without anywhere near the same level of urgency or priority?
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