Canadian Dollar Falls to 18-Month Low. Could That Change Ontario Mortgage Rates?
The Canadian dollar fell below 71 U.S. cents as employment weakened. Could import costs and softer jobs pull Ontario mortgage-rate expectations in opposite directions?
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47% of Canadians Used Savings to Pay Bills
A survey found 47% of Canadians used savings for everyday bills. Learn why mortgage renewal approval can still leave Ontario households short of cash.
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Canada’s economy stalls for a second month. So why raise rates on October 28?
Weak growth does not guarantee lower borrowing costs. What the inflation-versus-growth trade-off means for Ontario mortgage borrowers.
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Bank of Canada rate announcement Sep 2-2026
Bank of Canada Rate Announcement Sept-26 | What does this mean for your morggage
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The US Ambassador and your Canadian mortgage
What an Expelled US Ambassador from Canada could mean for your mortgage.
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Tariffs in Canada and Mortgage Rates
How U.S. tariffs could affect Canadian mortgage rates through inflation, economic growth, bond yields and Bank of Canada policy.
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Why mortgage rates may rise in a strong economy
If Canada Is Adding Jobs, Why Aren’t Mortgage Rates Falling?
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Iran Conflict and Mortgage Rates
How conflict involving Iran can affect oil prices, inflation, bond yields and Canadian mortgage rates—and what borrowers should watch.
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How Canada’s Trade Surplus Could Affect Mortgage Rates
Canada posted a $4.2 billion August trade surplus, but weaker September jobs complicate the rate outlook. Here is how trade data can affect fixed and variable mortgage rates.
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Mortgage Strategies with Uncertain Interest Rates
The Bank of Canada (BoC) raised interest rates at the fastest pace in 20 years….
