Well, obviously, it's not healthy when people can't afford to buy a house except with the help of parents, grandparents and co-signing of mortgages. We can just look at the burden of debt that Canadians are taking on, especially at the household level. It's probably the top three in the world in terms of a percentage of GDP.
That debt is going to buy house prices that are in a bubble, and it's going to be a very dangerous situation for Canadians if those house prices come down. The banks also will obviously be involved, and the government eventually will get involved as well.