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The Canadian economy saw modest expansion in 2024's third quarter, paving the way for more Bank of Canada rate reductions

The change should also have applied to non-federally regulated lenders, according to a top non-bank CEO

Canadian GDP could drop by 2.6%, with every citizen paying the price, if the proposed 25% across-the-board tariff is enforced

The practice can be a lucrative one – but is set to face a government crackdown in 2025

Almost 50% of homeowners have completed, undertaken, or are considering home reno projects, poll shows

The majority of Canada's big banks are heading into fourth-quarter earnings this week riding high as fears around mortgage defaults and a recession ease. 

Canada's banking regulator threw the mortgage industry a curve ball last week when a representative suggested there were some restrictions to a recent policy change most brokers weren’t aware of.

Retirement is often considered a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of decades of hard work. However, for a growing number of Canadians 55 and older, this picture is clouded by financial uncertainty.

As a mortgage broker, it seems that no matter where you go—you can't escape the AI buzz.

Quebec-based mortgage brokers and homeowners are caught in limbo due to an ongoing legal battle that is unlikely to be resolved before the renewal tsunami hits.