Canada

To play devil's advocate here, surely the issue isn't the fact of immigration but the amount happening each year that is worrying? They're adding 0.6 Winnipegs per year of people without, you know, adding any cities, infrastructure, hospitals, schools, etc to handle the influx. If people can't find a home now, how does adding more people solve that issue?

Edit: to clarify, I have no issue with immigration or immigrants, Canada's history is all about immigration. Just questioning the rate per year without additional work going into upgrading current infrastructure.

2nd edit: to run some numbers, BC currently has 5,000,879 out of Canada's 36,991,981 or 13.5% of the population. If that proportion continues over the next decade, BC will see an approximate increase of 600,750 out of 4,450,000 people based of of this plan (assuming the grown maintains its linear growth). If you divide 600,750 people by 293,000 new units you get 2.05 people per unit, therefore if the people immigrating are bringing their family and living more than 2 people per unit you will see a net surplus of housing, but single people will see a net loss or break even of housing.

All of this is to say, it appears they have planned to create enough housing for the people projected to come here, but not a substantial amount to increase the overall supply. It would appear it will maintain the status quo.