Montreal is reportedly the city with the highest number of homeless individuals

March 3, 2026

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Video Chapters:
0:00 – Canada in 2024
1:58 – Housing Crisis & Prices
4:45 – General Vibe of Montreal in the Winter
8:19 – Housing & Retail
13:24 – Homelessness?
14:54 – My Thoughts on the City

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