When you can park your money in multiple $5-$10 Million dollar homes to keep it away from the grabby hands of your home country, they are no longer homes but giant poker chips.

And when you can launder millions more by selling to shell companies, offshore corporations, or your friends, the whole thing becomes even more ridiculous.

Funny how a "student" can afford a mansion, or someone with a declared annual income of $9000 has a giant house, luxury cars, and lots of spending money. Why the CRA isn't going after this, since it would be a windfall for the government. Nope, better nail granny who forgot to declare $500 of pension income.