Douglas Todd: Healthy attempts to reduce foreign money’s distortion of the housing market shouldn’t be demonized as xenophobic, new study says.
Nationalism is fashionable again in Canada now that the federal election is underway and the tariff wars of U.S. President Donald Trump pose a threat to our economic well-being.
But there was a time, very recently, when behaving nationalistically about Canadian housing was condemned as dangerous and defenders of those left out of the housing market were dismissed as xenophobic and reactionary.
