When StatsCan released its report yesterday, I think, on inflation, it was clear that some components were pushing up prices: gasoline prices and food, but also the dwelling component of the consumer price index. It is clear that inflation is also present, whether you're renting or in the market to buy a house. It's not only those who are in the market to buy a house, but also those looking to rent an apartment who are facing increasing prices, and that's reflected in the consumer price index.
That means that inflation is affecting, obviously, dwelling and housing as well.
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