> I don't think this will help. You are exactly right, but this is by design. You're talking about the Canadian Federal Liberals. The Prime Minister is a tru

> I don't think this will help. You are exactly right, but this is by design. You're talking about the Canadian Federal Liberals. The Prime Minister is a trustafarian who got elected because his father was Prime Minister. Every major minister of their party owns several investment properties. The Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion (what a combo!) owns investment properties. These people have zero interesting in seeing property values go down. It's their own net worth we're talking about, not to mention the net worth of their friends and donors. The plan is to virtue signal their way to taking the least effective action possible (E.g. "ban foreign buyers", but leave loopholes so they can still buy through corporations), bring in another 500,000 people that will need housing, and then do as little as possible, but as loudly as possible, to "increase to supply". They've been in power 6 years and this has been an issue since day 1. Why anyone would expect them to address this issue on the face of Canadians still voting for them, is a mystery to any rational thinker. It's a group of people where you have to ignore what they say and focus on their actions. Did the Canadian Federal Budget look at all like a budget passed by someone trying to reduce inflation? Trying to cool down housing markets even a little bit? Of course not. Look at the hand signing the cheques, not the mouth speaking the lies.