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Canadians Unable to Afford Safe Housing Are Turning to Medically-Assisted Death

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Re: Canadians Unable to Afford Safe Housing Are Turning to Medically-Assisted Death

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> the real estate value bubble has expanded beyond all reasonable limits. I'm very interested to find out how this ends...

I’m more curious how it started.

Banking oligopoly is my guess. You see similar problems in Australia which has a similar banking setup. New Zealand I don't know how their banks work, but I do know they are up there in the clouds as well. Same deal?

Re: Canadians Unable to Afford Safe Housing Are Turning to Medically-Assisted Death

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> the real estate value bubble has expanded beyond all reasonable limits. I'm very interested to find out how this ends...

I’m more curious how it started.

I think it started with mostly foreigners buying up property, not to live in but as investment to keep the value of their money, like using housing as an alternate currency to dollars

Re: Canadians Unable to Afford Safe Housing Are Turning to Medically-Assisted Death

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> the real estate value bubble has expanded beyond all reasonable limits. I'm very interested to find out how this ends...

Societal breakdown and balkanization in Canada? Seems it is already approaching that point.

Rent was extremely low in Québec for a long time after the referendum.

Re: Canadians Unable to Afford Safe Housing Are Turning to Medically-Assisted Death

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> the real estate value bubble has expanded beyond all reasonable limits. I'm very interested to find out how this ends...

Societal breakdown and balkanization in Canada? Seems it is already approaching that point.

Having lived my whole life in many different parts of Canada I think it's quite unlikely. It's seemingly easy to romanticize apocalyptic scenarios like that when consuming news/media but I have found very low tolerance for them when interacting with real people across many different communities here.
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