This week's top stories include soaring Canadian mortgage arrears at Big Six banks, and Toronto Unemployment Hits 392k ...

Canadian banks are seeing mortgage arrears rates climb to multi-year highs, according to the Canadian Bankers Association ...

Canada’s oldest bank sees rates being slashed fairly aggressively before Spring 2026. BMO’s current forecast is expecting 75 ...

Canada's household debt-to-income ratio is rising again, but don't worry—the improvements were just population growth masking ...

Toronto’s job market cracks as unemployment nears 400k, raising fresh risks for real estate in a region once seen as ...

Canada’s life satisfaction score slipped in Q2 2025, with Quebec leading and Alberta trailing as regional divides widen.

Canada’s real estate crash deepens, unemployment rises, & National Bank warns excess supply—from labour to homes—is worsening ...

Canadian real estate is even cooler than most realize. Since hitting a record high three years ago, real (inflation-adjusted) ...

National Bank warns Canada is already in excess supply, with job creation stalling, GDP shrinking, & investment fleeing amid ...

Toronto real estate prices fell again in August, down 24% from peak, as inventory hit a record high and sales remained near generational lows.

Canadian real estate sellers pull listings, mortgage debt rises, and capital flees the economy, in this week's top business ...

The firm uses nominal price data, and sees inflation playing a big role in affordability. Investors may want to take note of this, since CREA’s benchmark is inflation-adjusted. Let’s assume the BoC ...