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Canada’s government has relaxed a law that temporarily bans foreigners from purchasing homes, hoping the changes will boost housing supply.
The law, which came into effect on January 1, blocks non-Canadians from buying residential properties until the end of 2024, in an effort to improve home affordability as prices have soared.
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