As a result, they, as residents of Eglinton—Lawrence, call upon the minister responsible for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to investigate and ensure that the redevelopment under consideration is consistent with the original conditions of land transfer from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to the Toronto housing community and implore that the government engage itself in the most vigorous of fashions in order to preserve and maintain that which they bought into when they became thriving members of a community of dedicated Canadians to developing not only Toronto but all of Canada.

Among the main issues identified were the following: constitution, registration and transfer of mortgages, valuation of properties on a cross-border basis, enforcement, funding, consumer protection, taxation etc.

Among the main issues identified were the following: constitution, registration and transfer of mortgages, valuation of properties on a cross-border basis, enforcement, funding, consumer protection, taxation etc.

Its proponents argue that its central aspect – the weakening of the link (‘accessoriness’) between the mortgage collateral and mortgage credit – would facilitate the creation and transfer of mortgages, thereby having a beneficial impact on the mortgage credit market as a whole, in particular on its funding.

17. Welcomes the Commission's proposals to enhance the recognition of credit risk mitigation techniques, which are insufficiently encouraged in the current framework; recognises the risk mitigating impact of mortgage collateral and consequently calls for a thorough empirical analysis to determine the fair weighting of mortgage loans; calls for the recognition of the risk-reducing potential of collateral recognised by banks and the banking industry as mitigating risks and notes here in particular the importance of traditional loan-securing methods such as mortgages, which are the main form of collateral used by other smaller credit institutions in particular, in risk mitigation; demands that where banks and investment firms outsource risk ...[+++]s, for example by insurance or the use of clearing methods, the resulting transfer of risk should be reflected in reduced capital charges;

The student of today has responded by saying the minister has cut transfers to the provinces for education and, as a result, the provinces have been forced to raise tuition fees by 43 per cent. Students are now leaving school with what amounts to a mortgage, in effect, a mortgage on their future.