I don’t get these reporters. People have been screaming about this for over a decade. Everybody and their dog has been saying the same thing…ah, but wait, no, *no*, it’s not *everybody*. It’s only the people who have no hope. The people who have a home because they were born at the right time absolutely don’t want anybody to do anything about the situation. Because that’s how you run a healthy society.
HappyTurtleOwl on
I hate that it even needs to be spelt out why it’s dangerous.
It’s been over in Canada. Reap what you sow.
TheDeathSystem on
So much wet water in Canada, so much.
Dadbode1981 on
Why is property ownership even a cornerstone of ANYONES existence? It’s weird…..right?
shtty_analogy on
lol no shit. Thanks globe & mail
Minimum_Jackfruit821 on
This is not a uniquely Canadian problem, and I wish there were more articles discussing solutions rather than problems. Like…..*we know.*
WeirdGuyOnTheTrain on
Something Something bootstraps?
four-seasonz on
Bagholders are crying with unheard of inventory piling up. And it has no end in sight as it will keep piling up.
At insane prices.
Y’all eat your cake and have it too?
Wait, is that why the concern for young ones.? Take a sh!T in that bag and get outta here with that „dangerous“ fear mongering.
/S
TheBannaMeister on
Some people really can’t wrap their brains around how much housing has out paced wages, like it doesn’t even matter if prices are starting to go down, the price of the average home in canada is *absurd*
I would never be able to afford my home now, it should not be this way
No_Party_9995 on
Of course I know that person, that’s me. At this point I just hope the government keep importing more and more refugees and they will eventually see themselves destroying the country
Ok-Dream1505 on
Canada has so much land and low population. Housing prices shouldn’t be this high. The government needs to heavily invest in infrastructure and develop new suburbs and cities with incentives for people to move there. Rents are high become please have to stay where the jobs are and most jobs are in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, and Ottawa.
CarrotLevel99 on
Being under 30 is so hard right now. I’m not even that much older and I had a much easier time.
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Because d’uh is why it’s dangerous.
I don’t get these reporters. People have been screaming about this for over a decade. Everybody and their dog has been saying the same thing…ah, but wait, no, *no*, it’s not *everybody*. It’s only the people who have no hope. The people who have a home because they were born at the right time absolutely don’t want anybody to do anything about the situation. Because that’s how you run a healthy society.
I hate that it even needs to be spelt out why it’s dangerous.
It’s been over in Canada. Reap what you sow.
So much wet water in Canada, so much.
Why is property ownership even a cornerstone of ANYONES existence? It’s weird…..right?
lol no shit. Thanks globe & mail
This is not a uniquely Canadian problem, and I wish there were more articles discussing solutions rather than problems. Like…..*we know.*
Something Something bootstraps?
Bagholders are crying with unheard of inventory piling up. And it has no end in sight as it will keep piling up.
At insane prices.
Y’all eat your cake and have it too?
Wait, is that why the concern for young ones.? Take a sh!T in that bag and get outta here with that „dangerous“ fear mongering.
/S
Some people really can’t wrap their brains around how much housing has out paced wages, like it doesn’t even matter if prices are starting to go down, the price of the average home in canada is *absurd*
I would never be able to afford my home now, it should not be this way
Of course I know that person, that’s me. At this point I just hope the government keep importing more and more refugees and they will eventually see themselves destroying the country
Canada has so much land and low population. Housing prices shouldn’t be this high. The government needs to heavily invest in infrastructure and develop new suburbs and cities with incentives for people to move there. Rents are high become please have to stay where the jobs are and most jobs are in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, and Ottawa.
Being under 30 is so hard right now. I’m not even that much older and I had a much easier time.
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