Hello Owl,

You bring up Vancouver houses, which commonly sell for about two million dollars each, and you PRETEND that is somehow a logical rebuttal to my comment.

Hello?

Um, no, the idea of Vancouver houses being a pertinent comparison would make sense if, for example, it was legal for Inuit Canadians to demand two million dollars from any writer who writes a novel about the Inuit, or legal for Japanese Canadians to demand two million dollars from any poet who writes a Haiku poem.

I am against those situations: Indeed the point I made in my post is actually the OPPOSITE of the one you pretend. The point I made in my post is that a Canadian poet should NOT have to pay a fortune for wanting to write a Haiku poem, and a Canadian novelist should NOT have to pay a fortune for wanting to write a dramatic book about the Inuit.    

So uniting what I ACTUALLY wrote is that, for Canadians working in Canada, there should be accessibility to various entities, a congruent and reasonable view.