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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada’s Debt Scooped By Hedge Funds, Mortgage Arrears Soar

June 7, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada Taps Leveraged Hedge Funds For Over 40% of New Debt, Warns BoC Canada’s central bank has growing concerns about how the country is financing its debt. In its annual risk report, the Bank of Canada warns that hedge funds are buying […]

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Canada’s Deficit Plan Has Less Than 1% Chance of Success: PBO

June 4, 2026

Ottawa is boasting of fiscal anchors, but the latest stress test is about to give taxpayers that sinking feeling. This morning, the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) released its 2026 Economic and Fiscal Outlook, reviewing Ottawa’s fiscal projections and the probability of meeting them. The non-partisan agency found the federal plan stands up on paper, but […]

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Canada Taps Leveraged Hedge Funds For Over 40% of New Debt, Warns BoC

June 2, 2026

Canada’s central bank is concerned about how the country is financing its debt. The Bank of Canada’s (BoC) latest Financial Stability Report flags the growing role of hedge funds in public bond auctions. They now represent over 40% of new Government of Canada (GoC) bond purchases, often financed with short-term loans secured by GoC bonds […]

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Canadian Mortgage Rates May Climb As Bond Yields Hit 2010 High

May 21, 2026

Canada’s central bank is seeing core inflation slow, but borrowing costs aren’t. BMO warns that long-term Government of Canada (GoC) bond yields have just hit their highest level since 2010. BMO points to oil prices as the bond market’s immediate concern. That may be the spark, but Canada’s persistent demand for debt is the bigger […]

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Canadian Household Debt Is Further Concentrating In Mortgages

May 20, 2026

Canadian households continue to rack up an epic amount of debt. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows household debt continued to climb in March. The record debt rivals the country’s whole output, placing a drag on growth. However, that wasn’t the biggest concern in the latest update—the concentration is. Despite a slow real estate market, households […]

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Canadian Inflation Surges To 23-Month High, Data Shows It’s Higher

May 19, 2026

Canadians know inflation climbed sharply last month, but there’s a stranger story in the headline data. Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose in April, driven by energy prices. However, a modeling skew in categories like air travel helped suppress the acceleration, despite conflicting industry data.  Canadian CPI Surges To Highest Level In 23 […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada To Spend 1 In 3 Dollars On Debt & Seniors, More Millennials Live At Parents

May 10, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Unemployment Hits 7-Month High As Workers Outpace Jobs Canada’s job market lost 18,000 jobs in April, and looking past the headline data reveals a worse picture. The country shed 47,000 full-time roles last month, shedding 111,000 in the first 4 months […]

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Canada Will Soon Spend 1 in 3 Dollars on Debt & Elderly Benefits

May 7, 2026

Canada’s debt problems are approaching the point of no return, likely cementing the end of the low-rate era. The Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) broke down federal spending and revenue for 2026-27. While critics focus on corporate welfare and loose spending, the real issue is much worse. The data reveals that over a quarter of revenue […]

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Canadian Wealth Inequality Soars As Rich Buy Stocks, Poor Take Out Mortgages

May 4, 2026

Canadian household wealth grew last year, but so did inequality. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows the average household net worth rose in Q4 2025. However, the rich had a different read on the economy that helped their share grow much faster. While the rich racked up stocks and pumped the brakes on mortgage debt, the […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Bank of Canada Downgrades Real Estate, Mortgage Delinquencies Soar

May 3, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Bank of Canada Downgrades Housing, Warns of Small Condo Glut The Bank of Canada kept its key overnight rate at 2.25% at their April announcement, a widely expected move. What wasn’t expected was a downgrade in their housing forecast, which saw the […]

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