They realize it. They hope Canadians don’t. They might be right.

what makes you think he missed ? If he had missed he would have been kicked out of caucus, instead he was brought forward into housing and brought in to 'fix' it

@@pantagestoronto5635 no actually he did bring too many immigrants compared to how many house can be made, Trudeau put him housing minister by saying try to repair the mess you did, unfortunately it is impossible with the Liberals and the over paid bureaucracy who stop the permit for housing.

@@pantagestoronto5635yes indeed they knew exactly what they were doing . By design .

Liberals, in power since 2015 !

Plot, Conservative plot. ...clever, even missing punctuation. Very clever.

He makes $200 000 more than Trump.

he's a Trudeau Liberal, his questions before being hired, 'do you know truduea is a criminal and back him'?, do you know how to steal money and lieieieei with every word you speak? do you have a cracker jack box law degree?

@@Dot-he2ke and how do you know this non sense ?? Trump is a billionaire he do more that 200k probably every day.

@@deadbluesky going by wages paid. Anyone can look it up.

Trump made 400k a year in wage. Fraser made a little over 600k. See the issue?

OMG I think the exact same thing!! LOL

A teacher in 2014 could save up and buy a home in a couple years. Now I personally know teachers making 70K and living in a room in shady rooming houses 😮

In 2014 houses in my neighborhood averaged 80,000$. now 80,000$ is the minimum down payment.

The new figure is 140K to afford a home.

Actually, Harper increased the economic migrants by 20% in 2012, said they had to have a 15 to 17 year old kid 'til 2017. Harper created this mess. Pierre helped.

​@@Dam-a-fencethen why were houses half the cost in 2014 I am confused 😢

@@user-fb7ss5vv7p The 17 year old in 2012 was only 19 in 2014, and there were only 80 000 or so 15-17's spread out all over the country at that point. Also rent was still affordable because most rentals weren't owned by the newly arrived wealth yet.

@@user-fb7ss5vv7p Two replies, I wrote, it still says only two replies exist, when it should say 4, 5 after this one. I'd wonder why but, I suspect it's because I'm right in them and it terrifies the moderator.

@@Dam-a-fence 2012 Under Harper 263,000 immigrants. 2024 600,000 in the last 6 months. Get your facts straight!💙

In their portfolios, everyone needs a margin of safety. It's not possible for me to give specific guidance, but speaking with a fiduciary advisor is essential for sensible portfolio restructuring.

Indeed. With the assistance of a financial planner, I was able to diversify my portfolio across multiple markets and attain a net profit of over one million dollars by utilizing high-yielding bonds, ETFs, and shares. Having exposure to a range of companies, including ones that are currently producing cash flows, is essential.

Please let me know who your adviser is if it's okay; I need some recommendations

She's known as *Leah* *Foster* *Alderman* One of the finest portfolio managers in the field also widely recognized. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.

Then you must hate Pierre Poilievre and Andrew Scheer. Everything that comes out of their mouths is doublespeak.

Don’t confuse affordability with cost. Trudeau does not want costs to come down, he has said as much. He wants homes to be affordable for average Canadians. But the cost of housing is too high for average Canadians. So he wants average Canadians to have access to debt. That means lower rates and relaxed lending conditions. More debt. Less wealth.

Housing is not their responsibility and housing needs to keep value.

@@baxakk7374 Not real sharp, eh.

The whole international student program he was overseeing was a Ponzi Scheme the RCMP should have investigated.

Get rid of the Greenbelt. Lots of land between Newmarket and Barrie to build on affordably.

Rent controls, regulate home owners and mortgagers different, restrict corporate ownership of residential property, restrict foreign buyers.

@@AirmanRugby6 If the supply of Single Family Houses is not allowed to increase in proportion with population(Greenbelt), the price of that product goes up, and the cost of land (Greenbelt, again). Only the price of the dog-crate condos can go up or down meaningfully. All of the speculation occurs because of the Greenbelt, otherwise we could build Single Family Homes all the way to Barrie, London, Peterborough to accomadate the speculators.

@@raguthanabalasingam2166 Open the Greenbelt, it’ll all be bought by corporations and foreign buyers.

@@raguthanabalasingam2166 The population growth has been largely due to the unmitigated disaster of immigration under Trudeau. The biggest issue for housing in Southern Ontario is Toronto citizens moving outward and creating an unbearable market for those smaller municipalities. We need to rein in immigration and regulate foreign buyers. You could analyze the issue just through the lens of the exploitative practices of universities bringing in foreign students who are then exploited by foreign landlords. We need actual solutions that make lives easier, rather than buttressing the interests of already wealthy and largely corrupt developers. Not all are corrupt, but those involved in the Greenbelt Scandal were clearly. Ford knows touching the Greenbelt is political suicide.

I completely agree. As someone who recently retired, I had very little in retirement funds compared to my portfolio balance over the previous three years, no debt, and approximately 1.2 million in outside retirement accounts. Actually, one can only neglect rather than deny the importance of the invt-advisor. just need to conduct research to identify a reliable one.

I’ve honestly been considering going the route of an advisor, this current market is no jokes for the average retail investor, but do these advisors really make any notable changes to a portfolio or am I better off on my own?

Very well said, who is this adviser that guides you and how did you find them? I don’t seem to find any locally and I’ve been having a terrible year.

"Leah Foster Alderman."

for information on investing, insurance, ensuring retirement is adequately funded, and exploring strategies to provide a volatility buffer for investment risk, you'll probably get more information if you do an internet search for her

well said

Stop import Indians!!!!

Open up the Greenbelt and build more single family houses in the suburbs instead of dog-crate condos downtown.

They played musical chairs one friday night after question period. Sean, with his gangly arms and legs, couldnt grab a chair and sit down fast enough, so getting the housing portfolio was his reluctant prize

Goal economic collapse of Canada if housing cost gets chopped in half. Would mean political and societal upheaval and ruling party would be ousted immediately. Almost all of our eggs are in the real estate basket. We don’t build anything anymore. We don’t innovate and we refuse to take advantage of our vast natural resources. Real estate is the only thing that has kept the avg Canadians standard of living from collapsing over the last 25 years. We must support our precious real estate bubble as it is all we have and the alternative is horrifying.

Total- not goal.

@@gcc8584 The real estate bubble is wrecking the lives of many Canadians. Our standard of living is in the crapper because of it.

That's ridiculous.

That's a strange thing to admit, being afraid of Liberals won't help you at all.

@@Dam-a-fence You're probably right but loathing them will.