Yes, and this is really critical, so let me keep this succinct.
Monetary policy has captured more and more of our attention in the past year during the pandemic in terms of its collateral damage to housing unaffordability. A key thing to start with would be to invite Statistics Canada to review how it measures the inflation of “owned accommodation”. Right now it is doing a relatively poor job of capturing the total amount of inflation in home prices, and then its measure of CPI gives governments like ours today, and even to some degree as a risk for the Bank of Canada, not the most accurate information.
I'd love to go into that in more detail. That's a theme that is definitely emerging in the solutions labs.