Households in these three provinces report having the highest debt-to-income ratios, devote the greatest share of income to making debt payments and have built up the highest degree of froth in their housing markets over the last decade. [...] For a -0.2 full list of indicators, along with definitions, and the meth- -0.4 odology used to calculate the index, please see the annex Housing Indebtedness Debt Servicing at the end of the report. [...] In fact, the most recent reading of the B. C. index end of the report. [...] However, at the current pace of in Alberta is now the highest in the country. [...] Index Calculated by TD Economics one of the lowest home-price-to-income ratios and being Much like Alberta, Saskatchewan will also have to the most affordable market in Canada in 2002, to having grapple with the fallout from the sharp drop in oil prices.