That's not it. I went to posh private schools. I have advanced degrees and came from an affluent family. I have it relatively easy, but I know what's like for normal people my age. Well, imaging having to pay for things as a young adult without using your parents' money. I am perfectly fine, but most young Canadians are struggling, and it's not their fault.
We have a name for your response like that. It's called the "back in my day" speech.
Well guess what? It used to take 6 years for a median Canadian to save up for a 20% down payment for a median house in 1970, now it takes 27 years. Interest rate used to be around 2%, now it's around 7%. That's 1970, if you rewind even longer, the disparity grows exponentially. The thing is, by the time you saved for 27 years, asset inflation would've gone up even more. That's not what boomers had to pay for a house, they bought houses for $25k back then, and now asking for 2 million. Just look at what utter trash of a house is selling in Toronto for 2 million.
The bigger problem is the Canadian elected officials are so corrupt, they are in the pockets of the real estate developers and REITs. They pass zoning laws that make it very difficult to increase housing supply, so prices are propped up. That's just one example. Don't even get me started on the Telecom industry.