Home/World News/Canada's relaxed rules on foreign home ownership allowed $40 billion to be laundered through the country's real estate market last year, making housing unaffordable for citizens, investigation finds
Canada's relaxed rules on foreign home ownership allowed $40 billion to be laundered through the country's real estate market last year, making housing unaffordable for citizens, investigation finds
Canada's relaxed rules on foreign home ownership allowed $40 billion to be laundered through the country's real estate market last year, making housing unaffordable for citizens, investigation finds
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