Housing prices rose by as much as 4.8% in the third quarter in Canada, and they have doubled over the past 12 years. These figures have fueled talks of a bubble in major Canadian housing markets, namely Toronto and Vancouver. Ottawa has previously acknowledged the issues and has taken various measures over the past few years to cool off the market and prevent a major breakdown.
On Thursday, finance minister Jim Flaherty told reporters that in fact he does not think there is a bubble, or even...
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