[arcticbull]

That's straight-up wrong. Home ownership rates in Canada are actually really high, 68.55% so more than 2/3 of Canadians own their own homes.

[edit] In fact Surrey, while not Vancouver proper, comes in at the #4 spot for the highest percentage of millennials who own their homes. [1]

[1] https://edisonfinancial.ca/millennial-home-ownership-canada/

[zeryx]

Condos don't count.. unfortunately. Most condo boards don't support installing electric charging infrastructure.

[throw0101a]

> Most condo boards don't support installing electric charging infrastructure.

Not legal to reject things out of hand in Ontario at least:

* https://www.condoauthorityontario.ca/resources/electric-vehi...

* http://condoadviser.ca/2021/06/ev-charging-stations-condos-m...

Not perfect, but simply saying "no" is not an option. New build has to accommodate EV charging (both condos and 'regular' residential (220V line pre-plumbed)).

[frenchy]

> Most condo boards don't support installing electric charging infrastructure.

If they don't, that's on the owners who vote for and run the strata.

[arcticbull]

Condo boards are made up of the residents who live in their buildings, so they do collectively own their own infrastructure. They will have to move in that direction, but it certainly is possible.