The editors have MASSIVELY CHANGED headline wordings, ever since skyrocketing house prices hit centre-of-universe (in their minds) Toronto.

Look at the somber and hand-wringing words of CONCERN the editors chose, in recent weeks, to describe high house prices:

Today, "TORRID Toronto housing market finally takes a breather" (the word "torrid" means full of difficulty or tribulation, a cause of suffering and trouble.)

A few days ago, "Fiery home prices IMPERIL ‘majority of the populated areas of Ontario’" (the word "imperil" means to put at severe risk of injury and harm).

Hello?

Hey, editors, how come, in past years, when house prices had reached MUCH HIGHER levels in BC's Vancouver, Richmond and South Surrey...

... your headlines had CHEERLEADING such as "East-side Vancouver homes surging in value" and "Vancouver real estate assessments continue to soar" and "Vancouver housing prices head toward new record high"?

What, its only a bad thing when TORONTO gets prohibitively pricey?