> I don't say this to gloat. I say this as an example of how badly wrong things are. I think it's a global phenomenon. I own an apartment in an European countr

> I don't say this to gloat. I say this as an example of how badly wrong things are. I think it's a global phenomenon. I own an apartment in an European country and I also saw my neighbors selling theirs for 2 or 3 times what I paid for mine. The same trend can be observed in basically all European capitals. I don't think this is a Canadian problem. I think it's dangerous to jump straight to witch hunts. First the scapegoat was golden visas, then it was Airbnb's, then "the rich" whatever that means, and now the Canadian government too? Which one is it?