Step-by-Step Explanation:

1. Identify the Key Elements: The original question is about Canada’s potential Prime Minister solving a million-dollar housing crisis. Key components are "Will," "Prime Minister," "Solve," and "Million-Dollar Housing Crisis."

2. Select Formal Language: Convert "Will" to "Can" to fit formal tone. Use "Correct" instead of "Solve" for a more neutral and direct phrasing.

3. Rephrase the Question: Combine the elements into a concise question that clearly states who will address the crisis.

4. Ensure Proper Use of Dictionaries and Spelling: Confirm that "Correct" is the right word in this context and that the title is concise and accurate.

5. Validate Against Context: Ensure that the title makes sense in a Canadian political context, where context-specific language is appropriate.

Finalized Title:

Can Who Correct a $100M Housing Crisis?