An Ontario task force that called for 1.5 million houses to be built in the province in the next ten years is on the right track but unlikely to hit its targets, say real estate experts. The task force was headed by Jake Lawrence, CEO and Group Head of Global Banking and Markets at Scotiabank. Its report, released Feb. 8, had 55 recommendations to double the annual number of homes currently built, and maintain that level for ten years. Bank of Montreal senior economist Robert Kavcic gave the target “next to no chance” in a recent economic snapshot, due to a lack of available labour and skilled trades to meet the increased demand. “To try and just double [housing completions] overnight—it’s just not going to happen with the labour supply we have, that and plus all of the red tape and the political pushback you’re probably going to get from …