Why is nobody addressing loneliness in Toronto? We're a city of millions, yet you can walk downtown or sit in a café on Queen Street and feel utterly alone. The condo boom has pushed us into smaller spaces, isolating communities. The rapid pace of life means we prioritize work over connection. It’s time we start discussing how our bustling metropolis can feel so desolate. Loneliness should not be an invisible struggle. What do you think? Are we too consumed by the housing market to see the human cost?