Policiss meant to do a thing do the thing. More at 11. It’s mind boggling that this is happening exactly when it’s prime time to be gobbling up all that international talent writing America off as a study destination.
Really, though. Anti-immigration sentiment is so damaging.
It is literally (proto-)fascism so that tracks.
Makes one wonder about Carney is doing presently.
The issue is the housing crisis. Governments are unable (and unwilling) to move the needle on housing supply. This is an attempt to cool housing demand (by slowing population growth).
I get that, but it’s like smearing your bleeding arm with fresh shit because it’s too cold. If someone suggests something like this, good chance they don’t have your beast interests at heart. Any solution to the housing crisis other than building more, better and denser housing is a distraction.
Governments don’t do what’s best for the country. They do what they think will get them re-elected.
Building more homes will obviously solve the housing crisis but it will cause home prices to collapse. That will piss off homeowners, causing the government to lose the election. They don’t want that!
Interesting.
I’m a homeowner.
I would not in any way be upset if the news came out that my overpriced house dropped in value. That might mean my kids have a fighting chance.
No society will thrive unless people plant the trees whose shade they will never live to enjoy.
It sounds like you can afford the situation so you’re not upset because it won’t negatively impact your life. That puts you in the minority of homeowners.
The issue is for people who purchased their homes around the peak of housing prices. If those prices drop rapidly it puts their mortgage underwater. An underwater mortgage is a crisis that can result in the foreclosure of your home and a large debt you can’t afford to pay. Having millions of homeowners suddenly end up with underwater mortgages is a financial and political crisis for the entire country.
Thanks Legault!
To English universities or to French universities too?
Both. Cincordia and McGill are English universities, U de M is French, all are reporting a sharp drop in international student applications.
