Inflation rose to 3.1% in September as gasoline and fuel oil jumped
Canada's CPI rose 3.1% year over year in September 2026, up from 3.0%, driven by gasoline and fuel oil. Excluding gasoline, inflation slowed to 2.2%.
Canada's CPI rose 3.1% year over year in September 2026, up from 3.0%, driven by gasoline and fuel oil. Excluding gasoline, inflation slowed to 2.2%.
The Bank of Canada's Q3 2026 surveys show fewer firms planning for a recession and about half passing on costs, while consumers plan to spend less.
CREA says September sales fell 2.3% and the benchmark price dropped 0.4%, with 4.9 months of inventory. What it means for buyers, sellers and renewers.
CMHC's September data show the annual pace of starts up 3% to 248,896 units, a flat trend, and actual starts down 11% from a year earlier.
B.C. replaced its Mortgage Brokers Act on October 13, 2026. Brokers are now licensed and must give borrowers standard disclosure forms.
Factory sales rose 1.5% to $79.9 billion in August, but volumes were flat. What the release means ahead of the October 28 rate decision.
Employment fell by 68,000 in September and unemployment rose to 6.5%. Here is where the losses were, and why borrowers renewing soon should pay attention.
Municipalities approved $13.6 billion in construction in August, with multi-unit housing driving the gain. What the numbers do and don't say about future supply.
A representation agreement sets out what your agent does, what they are paid and how long you are committed. Ten questions worth asking before you sign.
Status, credit history, down payment and the foreign-buyer ban: a practical checklist for newcomers preparing to apply for a mortgage in Canada.