Canada’s Housing Market Is ‘Very Vulnerable’, Finance Committee Hears

Canada’s Housing Market Is ‘Very Vulnerable’, Finance Committee Hears
A sold sign is shown on the lawn of a residential property on the west island of Montreal in this file photo. Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press
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The Canadian housing market has reached a “very high degree of vulnerability,” heard the House of Commons Finance Committee Friday as it met to discuss inflation and the significant increase in housing cost.

This vulnerability assessment was made by Romy Bowers, president and CEO of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CHMC), Canada’s housing agency.