Carney cites her award-winning book on encampments. She's eyeing his plan to end homelessness

In a recent commentary, leading Canadian author and homelessness expert Carney discusses the prime minister's ambitious plan to end homelessness within a decade, noting it has potential but may fall short of fully achieving its goals. Carney, whose work has been influential in understanding the complexities of encampments, suggests that while the plan is commendable, the multifaceted nature of homelessness means it will likely require ongoing adjustments and more localized strategies. This insight highlights the challenges in implementing large-scale social initiatives and the importance of nuanced, tailored approaches.