Canadians Are Living in RVs Because They Can't Afford a Home

For some Canadians, an RV is no longer a way to escape everyday life. It's the only way they can afford to keep living it. Across Canada, the rising cost of housing is forcing people to reconsider what a home actually means. While some people choose the RV lifestyle for freedom and adventure, others find themselves living in vehicles year-round because traditional housing has become too expensive. But living in an RV full-time is not the affordable solution many people imagine. There are campground fees, fuel, insurance, repairs, heating costs, frozen pipes, limited parking options, and the constant uncertainty of where you will be allowed to stay next. And when winter arrives, the reality becomes even harder. In this documentary, *Ordinary Canadians* explores the difficult reality behind year-round RV living, why some people are turning to vehicles for shelter, and how Canada's housing affordability crisis can leave people with fewer and fewer choices. This is not a story about a vacation. It's about the cost of having somewhere to call home. *If you believe housing should be more than a luxury, subscribe to Ordinary Canadians.* I'm Brad, and this is Ordinary Canadians. #CanadaHousingCrisis #CanadianHousing #RVLiving