Listen, I'm not gonna give this much more attention because I really don't think you're the kind of person who's super open to criticism of this system.

So, yes, the federal government does have a massive influence on what is guaranteed to citizens, and definitely funnels money into specific subsidy programs that meets shelter insecurity with support for private capital. It does not need to be the sole regulator for shelter for us to consider how the material interests of its members conflicts with our own. Even if it was irrelevant, this same information should spur you on to question whether your understanding of this system is appropriately taking into account the disparity in material interests between you and regulators.

If you humoured that curiosity for just a minute, you'd have seen that, yes, they also have a list of provincial reps, on the same site, within a click of what I sent you: https://www.readthemaple.com/provincial-landlords/

What you're doing is contriving some defense of liberalism that somehow naturalizes its institutions and it's dysfunction, which is a markedly circular argument that I find uncommon in vulnerable people who are forced to navigate this system. Don't act like you're interested in anything having to do with improving renters' conditions if you won't even put in the work to investigate the system you're talking about.

Have fun reading these, I won't read whatever you send next.