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Housing is not a right.
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@595million9 Pretty much.
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Who's no one? It's just old-stock Canadians doin that.
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@krunkle5136 Namely Japan, China and South Korea.
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@piku5637 How about a better idea? Why don't the working class pool up their money and start their own business? Companies have no obligation to keep people employed indefinitely even in the midst of a downturn in fortunes.
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Define reasonable.
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And you certainly cannot expect lower prices when you don't have the population and density to warrant it.
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Doctors don't have as much clout as you think.
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What are San Francisco and New York's excuses? Both have rent control, yet their housing crises are the worst of the worst in the US.
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For what? Bob Rae's rent control caused a major housing shortage.
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@Sam19509 But thanks to Justin's step-daddy, they're not allowed to move out of Montreal.
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Especially if you live in the big city.
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China alleviated nothing.
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<You can also use Singapores rental model. Controlled by the government and offer 99 year term leases. It made the country extremely prosperous.> Not really. Canada is not an uber-autocracy with limited land like Singapore.
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And get your finances in order.
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@N Birthed and raised by immature, selfish, entitled and know-it-all boomers.
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Pretty much.
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Due to not having the skills or smarts to command a better-paying position.
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What world? Housing is not a major issue in North Korea or Cuba or China.
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They haven't refused to. It's just that all the regulating actually enabled corporate oligopoly by pricing and regulating the competition foreign and domestic alike out.
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Just like how it have never been more than to make people lazy, dependent and irresponsible.
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Starting with the government and then with Canadians themselves since after all Canada has the world's highest household debt.
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Not everyone lives in a detached house. Especially in the cities.
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LOL. Did it solve Venezuela's societal problems?
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But athletes and entertainers have shorter career spans than teachers. At least teachers will still have a job in 10 years while many athletes and entertainers will be out of the industry by year 5 due to injuries or lack of productivity/relevance.
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<Where are governments on this issue???> Collecting revenue from the high rents and housing prices their polices enabled.
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@Forestdwellr No we don't. And Canada is barely free-market anymore. Government meddling created this housing crisis.
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Hmm. Let me see. The country embraced Marxism and everything associated with it including feminism.
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<We are a family that makes 130k a year and we still find it hard to live> You're living beyond your means. And welcome to the 11% club as one one of a handful of Canadians making 6 figures a year.
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Pretty much.
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Like what?
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<What happen is that government stop building affordable homes> Which is probably a good thing as those are crime and decay-ridden cesspools.
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A product of Justin's father's legacy.
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At who's expense?
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@308Fibreglass-hl2on But 89% of it is owned by the Crown and off-limits to any development.
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<If Toronto citizens move to our cities our rents will go up> Just ask Halifax.
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Australia already did that and its housing crisis is every bit as bad as Canada's along with being 3rd in homelessness per capita among developed countries.
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Better question: how is it fair that money is taken from your working neighbor to subsidize your dental care and electricity?
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Because rent control enabled short-term renting, renovictions and corporate ownership.
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@doncorleone2713 <"Hard to house", that means through drug addiction or mental illness they cannot function in domestic environments. > Or just plain old immaturity.
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@ahmunmun725 There really isn't much to know.
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Maybe, but it still wouldn't make much of a difference due to shipping and transport costs.
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@junioruncle4378 LOL.
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Are you willing to pay living prices for your goods to compensate?
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Or Manitoba.
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Not before property tax, mortgage, repair and maintenance cost increases, etc. are made criminal.
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Tradesman = high chance of getting injured or killed on the job.
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No political will, because most politicians and their voter base are property-owners. And there will be hell to pay if property values are messed with. <most people need affordable appartements before they end up on the street,> Namely those who live in the big cities or some other desirable locales.
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Enabled by the government.
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Meh. Those students are from the upper class of their home countries. They can afford the "unfair" tuition.
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