Ontario housing starts at lowest level since 2009, financial watchdog says - CP24 / cp24

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Ontario’s housing market is showing significant weakness as new residential construction hits its lowest level since 2009, according to the province’s financial watchdog. The slowdown has raised economic concerns and sparked discussions about the underlying factors affecting market recovery.

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