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Last updated Oct 14, 2026 · 6:15 AM ET
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Housing Market
Canada’s housing crash is close to rivalling the early 2000s crash in the US. In contrast, Canada seems relatively unscathed, despite being a smaller economy that’s more dependent on housing. BMO’s chief economist notes...
Government & Policy
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada said the city is planning to provide about 3,000 spots in emergency shelters to address what she calls the biggest humanitarian crisis the city is facing: homelessness.
Mortgage Rates
The regulator says oversight and cyber defences need to keep pace as financial institutions adopt more advanced AI.
Home Buyers
More than half or 56% of Canadians who don't own a home say they don't expect to ever own one
Housing Market
More than 60% would relocate to find a home they can afford
Housing Market
Canadians are willing to make compromises to afford a home that better meets their needs, a new survey from Re/Max finds.
Housing Market
Assay results confirm grade continuity across all major mineralized zones at the Surebet High-Grade Gold Discovery that demonstrates predictability of the mineralization model as the system was expanded by more than 1 km...
Government & Policy
Governor Ron DeSantis says he wants Canadian tourists to subsidize the state so Florida residents pay less tax
Housing Market
Tax relief can reduce the cost of a new home, but rebate timing and lender treatment can affect the cash buyers need to close.
Housing Market
In looking at the financial picture, a common mistake is to focus only on monthly housing costs or to assume aging in place
Housing Market
He should rethink his GIC-heavy portfolio and use non-registered savings to allow his RRSP to grow
This Week’s Top Stories
Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadians Still Leaving At Near Record Pace Echoing 90s “Brain Drain” Canada may be attracting immigrants, but it’s failing to keep its citizens...
Garry Marr
What's in it for workers returning? Landlords and employers are trying to make it worth your while
Housing Market
Two independent reservoirs, separate EC monitoring and flexible grow heights bring more variety—and less daily work—to home growing Key Facts LetPot LPH-Home will launch on Kickstarter on October 1, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. E...
New Development
Digby, Nova Scotia, Sept. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — There are 13 new affordable co-operative homes in Shelburne and Digby Counties following the completion of Compass Nova Scotia Co-operative Homes redevelopment projec...
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Mortgage Rates
Alternative lenders say today’s borrowers are more likely to be self-employed and asset-rich than credit-bruised, with many no longer viewing alt lending as a temporary stop on the way to a major bank.
Housing Market
FP Answers: You don't have to give up on the dream but protect it by getting high-cost debt under control first
Housing Market
Remember when experts blamed Millennial home buying woes on avocado toast? Well, in Canada, Millennials now need help buying regular toast. Ditto with Gen Z, according to a new RBC survey. The bank found that most parent...
Housing Market
A new Meridian Credit Union report finds growing interest in non-traditional housing options, even as labour shortages, construction costs and other barriers continue to constrain supply.
Housing Market
83 holes drilled in 2026 are still pending for assays that should provide a steady stream of news flow into the new year. With 48,443 meters drilled in 97 holes utilizing 7 drill rigs turning 24 hours a day for 94 days,...
Mortgage Rates
Canada auctioned long-term bonds at the highest yield in 19 years, as upside inflation risks create higher borrowing costs for governments around the world.
Housing Market
As a border city, Buffalo paid tribute to its fanbase by having both the U.S. and Canadian anthems performed with both country’s flags displayed on the field.
Housing Market
Canada’s inflation rate was unchanged at 3% last month, matching expectations as gasoline prices rose at a slower annual pace.
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