The Bank of Canada published its official 2027 schedule for policy interest rate announcements on July 27, 2026, confirming eight decision dates spread across the… Read More »New Bank of Canada Schedule 2027 And Interest Rate Expectations
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Canada Fixed Mortgage Rates Increase: Fixed mortgage rates across Canada are climbing in April 2026 as bond yields rise amid geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainty.… Read More »Canada Fixed Mortgage Rates Increase As Renewal Costs Climb In April 2026
On March 25, 2026, the Ontario government announced a proposed expansion of its HST rebate program beyond first-time home buyers. Ontario announced a proposal that… Read More »Ontario HST Rebate Now Poised To Expand To All Buyers
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Detailed analysis of Canada’s immigration surge from 2015-2025 and its impact on housing prices, GDP per capita, wages, and labor markets. Evidence-based insights.
The federal government’s bold policy pivot to curb immigration levels is reshaping Canada’s economic landscape and delivering tangible wins for housing affordability and labour market… Read More »Canada’s Immigration Cuts Are Easing Housing and Labour Pressures, New TD Report
In the heart of summer 2025, Canada is grappling with a mounting backlash against its immigration policies, as viral beach videos, public health concerns, and… Read More »Outrage Over Canada’s Immigration Due To Dirty Beaches, Housing, Jobs
Canada’s housing market has been under intense scrutiny in recent years, with skyrocketing prices and dwindling affordability sparking heated debates. One question looms large: how… Read More »Here’s How Much Immigration Contributed To Canada’s Housing Crisis