There you go: raise interest rates.
We have, as of 2018, according to the IMF, $3.56 of debt for every dollar of economic output in this country. That number is surely higher today. That includes household, government and corporate debt. In the G7, only Japan is higher than Canada when you take into account household, corporate and government debt.
How much of an interest rate hike could the average Canadian household sustain before they would be unable to pay the mortgage or other credit market debt that it holds?