Trump’s ‘51st State’ Talk: Canada vs. U.S. Mortgages
The 51st-state remarks raised an unexpected question: how do mortgages in Canada and the United States compare? Five important differences.
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Foreign-Buyer Ban: Could Home Prices Rise in 2027?
Canada’s foreign-homebuyer ban is set to expire in 2027. Could that affect Canadian house prices, down payments and mortgage qualification? Here’s what is known.
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IMF Warns Bond Yields Could Surge. Could Canadian Fixed Mortgage Rates Follow?
The IMF is warning about rising government bond yields. Discover how bond-market risks could affect Canadian fixed mortgage rates, renewals and refinancing.
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A Plague in Russia? How Pandemics Have Changed Canadian Mortgages
A suspected plague case in Russia was not confirmed. Here is what COVID permanently changed in Canadian mortgages, digital banking, identity checks and operational resilience.
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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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Could Mortgage Rules Change in Quebec Under the New Parti Québécois Government?
The incoming Parti Québécois government cannot rewrite every mortgage rule. Here is what remains federal and what Québec could actually change.
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Trump Renames Lake Ontario
Donald Trump Wants to rename Lake Ontario
