Exlusionary zoning and segregation in Canada

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I found this link by searching for "Redlining in Canada".

The article didn't have much data, apart from the Africville history (a very regrettable history, but not really anything to do with exclusionary zoning or redlining). And a comment that in downtown Toronto there isn't much affordable housing, but that, too, is a different problem.

There really isn't much data, no. It may be happening to some extent in Canada, too, but the framework that enabled it in the US doesn't exist here, so I would certainly expect it to be less common. But that's just an assumption.

The article stated that there isn't much race-based data being collected or studies being done in Canada.