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Why it might be several years before homes are more affordable in Canada
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There's always Winnipeg, but then you have to live in Winnipeg.
It won't last. Various "armpit" towns throughout Ontario are now unaffordable. North Bay, Timming, Peterborough, Thunder Bay: all of them were cheap, and fell to investor speculation-based increases.
I'd encourage other provinces to preemptively smack down speculation hard, now, before the problem metastasizes. Don't wait until GTA or GVA property investors have played Monopoly in your small town; do it now, even if it offends a few established property owners.
I moved to Winnipeg 5 years ago. You're right.
The place would be a lot better if the provincial government would stop putting barriers up for anything that would benefit the city. As it is, we might as well not even have a mayor and council as the province regularly overrules decisions they make.
I'm from Winnipeg and moved away for school. I'm nearing my final term of college and it's downright depressing to think I may have to move back out of financial necessity