McKenna makes no sense. If the lack of data makes what the province is doing a shot in the dark, then McKenna himself presumably can't say anything either. He has no basis to either criticize or for any alternative.

Instead of sitting and watching like McKenna while the bubble keeps blowing up and pricing Canadians out of their own cities, at least the province is doing something. And if unaffordability and asset bubbles are the result of having decent places to live in a globalized economy, then I'd rather keep the decent places to live and shut the door on globalization.