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But is the principal purpose of a house a speculative investment tool or somewhere to live?
I think whatever Canada is doing, such as prioritising communities above developers profits, makes a lot of sense. My visit there has opened my eyes to what sensible policies can achieve. This govt (country?) is nuts. Compare the stability there vs here and elsewhere; http://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/2No1H/3...ightmobile=550
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