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Senior Data Producer, Interactives and Visualizations, CBC News
Montreal
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I don't cover day-to-day politics or crime.
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By Nael Shiab Verified| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified Canada’s notoriously wild housing market spent much of the last 10 years becoming more unhinged. Affordability was at a crisis level before 2015 and has only gotten worse since. There are plenty of reasons, but the main ones were extremely low interest rates and unusually high population growth. After the financial crisis of 2008, borrowing costs dropped to emergency low levels and stayed there until inflation took off in 2022.
By Nael Shiab Verified| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified Food and gas prices are famously volatile. When you go to the grocery store or the pump, you’re at the mercy of global supply chain disruptions — like droughts, pandemics or wars — that can push prices up at the drop of a hat. Federal governments only have so much control over these events. The kicker? When inflation pushes food prices up, they rarely come back down.
By Nael Shiab Verified| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified Canada’s notoriously wild housing market spent much of the last 10 years becoming more unhinged. Affordability was at a crisis level before 2015 and has only gotten worse since. There are plenty of reasons, but the main ones were extremely low interest rates and unusually high population growth. After the financial crisis of 2008, borrowing costs dropped to emergency low levels and stayed there until inflation took off in 2022.
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CBC News
CBC News is a division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), established in 1936 to provide a national public broadcasting service in Canada. It is the largest and most comprehensive news service in the country, delivering a wide range of news and information across various platforms. CBC News offers national and local news coverage, operating in over 40 cities across Canada and maintaining international bureaus in major cities like London, Beijing, and Washington. Its services include digital news alerts, television and radio broadcasts, and extensive online content, such as articles, videos, and podcasts. CBC News is known for its in-depth documentaries and investigative journalism, aiming to inform the public and contribute to the understanding of important issues.
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