I sent an e-mail to Governor Poloz on June 5 to personally inform him of the disinformation the Bank of Canada is disseminating about Eurostat’s plans to reform the way owner-occupied housing (OOH) is calculated in its HICP. So far he hasn’t even deigned to acknowledge it. Contrary to what was published in the autumn 2015 Bank of Canada Review, Eurostat is not “currently conducting a pilot study for the euro area based on the net acquisition[s] approach, and has never done so. Eurostat pilots for an OOHPI (OOH price index) series went through four phases, from 2001 to 2011, expanding from five to 29 countries. In each phase countries that were not In the euro area were involved. From December 2014 forward 30 countries, the EU members plus Iceland and Norway are supposed to calculate quarterly OOHPI series. Indices are only still unavailable for four of these 30 countries: Croatia, Greece, Iceland and the Netherlands.