Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadians Have Only Fled The Country Faster 4 ...

Canada’s economy is booming… or not. Depends on whether you’re in economics or finance—or in academia or looking for a job.

Canada’s national housing agency just published its latest piece of fan fiction. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ...

Greater Toronto real estate prices are back, and it appears it’s being driven entirely by exuberance. TRREB data shows that ...

Canadians are packing up for greener pastures, and that doesn’t mean Toronto to Calgary. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data ...

Most household debt are mortgage loans, and that was the driving force behind the mild acceleration. Residential mortgage debt climbed 0.5% (+$10.6 billion) to $2.25 trillion in November. Monthly ...

Canada isn’t responding well to American tariff threats, and it can cost both countries a lot. National Bank of Canada (NBF) looked at the BOC modeling done back in 2019 to assess the unlikely ...

Canadians may be facing the largest non-pandemic recession ever, in just a few short weeks. That’s the focus of a new report from National Bank of Canada (NBF), which examines the Bank of Canada (BoC) ...

Bond yields are a function of supply and demand. When the supply of capital to buy bonds rises faster than the demand to borrow, the yields fall. If lenders are competing for a borrower, the borrower ...