Latest census shows a drop in home ownership in Canada.
Statistics Canada says home ownership is on the decline.
According to the latest census data, two-thirds of Canadians owned a home last year, which is down from 69 percent a decade earlier.
The agency also says newly built homes are increasingly likely to be occupied by renters, and young millennials are less likely to own a home now than they were ten years ago.
The report also notes monthly costs rose faster for renters than homeowners in the latest census period.
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