There are changes relating to the use of trusts to claim the capital gains exemption, which essentially restrict it to certain classes of trusts, to spousal trusts and the like, and those, just to be clear, could prevent multiplication of principal residence exemptions as between Canadian residents.
Certainly the measure I discussed with a plus-one year and that loophole is purely.... Also, a lot of the trust planning is targeted at non-residents, at non-residents coming in and buying Canadian property through a Canadian resident trust, but I don't want to say there's no way that some of the trust changes can't affect Canadian residents.