Accommodation In Canada

Accommodation and health have a direct linear relationship. Poor and overcrowded housing both directly and indirectly associated with communicable diseases, accident and injuries, psychological trauma as well as social dysfunction. This overcrowding and poor housing quality may cause various diseases through exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke or to exposure to the ill family member in close confine, such as cancer, hepatitis, rheumatic fever, asthma and most importantly tuberculosis (TB), which is nine times more prevalent in these communities than in Canada as a whole.
Homelessness is the direct cause of transgenerational housing crisis, and indigenous population is overrepresented in the Canadian homeless population. Overcrowding, sleeping