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Keep Competition in the Canadian Mortgage Market

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Joe Miceli
9 years ago

This will afect many Canadians morgages workers none recommended from people. Please reconsider your choice. There other ways to do business. People need more choices for better rates and sales in real estate.

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Lorna Hagerman
9 years ago

isn't enough that the Government steals our hard earned money taking tax upon tax , and our hydro is the highest in north America and no one will fix this for us Canadians??? People are losing their homes because of this disgusting wynn who should be made to live in poverty for 1 yr and pay bills and try to feed our children and cant!!! now you are taking away more jobs and hurting more Canadians by this act you are proposing . people cant afford to live in a 2 bedroom apt let alone buy houses without help. Stop hurting the little guys and go after the big thieves like WYNN !!!

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Rob Kelly
9 years ago

Why does the government feel the need to destroy people's lives and make it harder to live in this great country. People worked hard to establish their careers and the government only takes it away to help the big 6 banks. Embarrassing.

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Ronald Dean Bender
9 years ago

not in favour .

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Dave
9 years ago

Tell the government to butt out

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Ridiculous rule changes without public consultation!

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Sophie Turner
9 years ago

We have to keep this going so much is going down hill and prices are raising everywhere

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Harmel Johal
9 years ago

Competition Bureau needs to step in and intervene. The new regulations are so lopsided that the Big Banks will have an unfair advantage. It will result in fewer options for consumers and poor service.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Not in agreement.

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Dean Peruzzi
9 years ago

I'm very disappointed in the government for bringing this about. How about you stifle foreign investment so it stop driving up home vslues

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Heidi Moore
9 years ago

Changes are being made to quickly! Changes are harming people that already have preapprovals for their new homes in 2017-they now no longer qualify after October 17th? How are these people supposed to find a larger downpayment, and they are committed to their offer to purchase!? Yes changes need to be made, in a democratic structure. However,this change is not structured for positive change. We need to implement a gradual introduction and steps/dates for change to happen, this would be better suited for our mortgage customers and society on a whole!

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Joan Ann
9 years ago

Keep Canadian Mortgages Canadian

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George Hugh
9 years ago

The rules go way beyond controlling home prices in Toronto and Vancouver. It jeopardizes the economic stability that makes Canadians so proud of being Canadian.

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Matthew Wheeler
9 years ago

We are destroying first home buyer options and forcing them to continue renting. Spending thousands a year that will go no where. Very sad.

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Andrea Urban
9 years ago

Andrea Urban,

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Donna Mullen
9 years ago

Smaller communities where there is no supply of affordable homes and jobs are mostly retail will never be able to buy a home now. Average home cost to build from buying the land to completion is not under $300k. Average wages for Retail Service Jobs is $12.50 per hour.Thanks

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Sean Persaud
9 years ago

Competition is the backbone of helping the consumer. This policy only helps the banks.

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Christine Buemann
9 years ago

These changes and fundamentally flawed and need to be revised.

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Hana Bazzi
9 years ago

Hopefully we can get heard.

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Nikki Taddeo
9 years ago

This is a huge mistake by the Canadian Government. Huge! Liberal mistake.