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Here s how long it would take the average person in Toronto to save up for a house
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Once upon a time, or so I ve been told, buying a home in Canada was as easy as graduating high school, getting a job at a factory, and then coughing up a few months wages for a down payment on your family-sized starter home.
Such is not the case today anywhere in Canada, let alone in Toronto, where the average price for a detached house now rings in at around $1.75 million.
It seems the shirt that launched a thousand memes never even existed.
Paris Hilton, the hotel heiress and “it girl” of the early 2000s, is the subject of a meme that has been shared widely on the internet. In the photograph, Hilton is jubilantly holding her arms high over her head, and she appears to be wearing a white tank bearing the words “Stop being poor” in large black letters on the front.
The meme is often shared in discussions about wealth inequality and used to mock inadequate approaches to addressing poverty.
Quick preview of Canada’s national housing policy changes. pic.twitter.com/uFry7Zlmt5