Lately, whenever I talk to clients, friends, or family across Ontario, I hear the same thing: people are anxious. They’re worried about where interest rates are going, what their homes … Continue Reading Real Estate, Interest Rates, and Market Reality: Why It’s Time to Take a Deep Breath

A MortgageFest Canada panel warns the fake ID on your desk may look entirely real

‘Fluency without judgment simply helps an organization make mistakes faster’

One bank exec admits nearly half its broker-sourced clients are new to the bank

Why TD's deputy chief economist thinks bond traders are misreading the path for mortgage rates

The 2026 medallists are in, and the way lenders compete for them has changed

New fraud, income and insolvency indicators aim to help brokers spot problems before lenders do, as the credit bureau warns that assessing borrower risk looks very different from just a few years ago.

TD's deputy chief economist told brokers markets may be overestimating how closely the Bank of Canada will follow the Fed, while the housing market has likely found its bottom, though recovery will take longer than hoped.

Canada’s population increased by 0.5% in the 12-month period that ended on July 1, marking the slowest pace of growth since World War I as the government maintains restrictions on immigration. 

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.

Canada’s six biggest banks launched a project to jointly explore digital money solutions, beginning with tokenized deposits, in what they say is a bid to bolster the country’s payments infrastructure.