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BMO Dismisses Canada’s Soaring Insolvencies. Here’s Why They’re Wrong

August 13, 2026

Canadian insolvency filings have been surging, but it doesn’t really matter. That was the take from BMO Capital Markets, which dismissed the issue due to population growth. In a note to investors, the bank explained the per capita trend remains healthy. There’s just one problem—their take makes no sense.  Canada Has Near-Record Insolvencies. Does It […]

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Canada’s Foreign Investment Surge Isn’t Confidence, It’s A Looming Debt Crisis

August 12, 2026

Global investment in Canada is surging, but is it a vote of confidence or vultures circling? Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows foreign investment boomed in May, prompting some outlets to frame the surge as a renewed confidence in Canada. BMO argues the composition tells a very different story. Investors aren’t piling into Canadian companies, but […]

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Canada’s Young Adults Make Less Than 50 Years Ago, Senior Incomes Surged

August 11, 2026

Maybe Canada’s peak opportunity for young adults really was in the 70s and 80s? Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows the median income didn’t budge at all in 2024 after inflation. Since peaking in 2021, the median income hasn’t made much progress after inflation—except for older Canadians. While older demographics continue to see their real (inflation-adjusted) […]

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Canadian Insolvencies Surge To Second-Highest June On Record

August 10, 2026

Canadian credit problems continue to emerge, conflicting with the narrative of improvement. Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada (OSB) data shows insolvency filings climbed in June. The month marked the sixth straight year of growth, and the second-most filings on record.  What Are Insolvencies? Just so we’re all on the same page, let’s talk […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada’s GDP Boosted By Fictitious Rents, Population Revisions and Jobs

August 9, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada’s Fake GDP Growth: Fictitious Rents Add More Than Oil Fictitious rents are driving Canada’s recent GDP growth surprise, even more than energy prices. Nearly 25% of GDP growth in Q1 2026 came from imputed rent, compared to 15.1% from oil and […]

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Canada’s Job Market Is Booming If You Ignore Population Revisions

August 7, 2026

Canada’s economy is booming, as long as you ignore the actual data and upcoming revisions. Statistics Canada’s (StatCan) latest Labour Force Survey (LFS) shows seasonally adjusted employment climbed by 75,000 jobs in July. The unseasoned reality was a little less savoury, showing a 6-digit decline in the same month, along with rising unemployment. The picture […]

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Toronto Real Estate Prices Wipe Out 2026 Gains, Drop To 5-Year Low

August 6, 2026

Greater Toronto home prices wiped out gains made in the first five months of 2026 in a matter of weeks. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) July data shows prices fell to their lowest point in over five years. Both home sales and inventory fell, but one remains near record lows while the other is […]

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Toronto Business Closures Hit Highest Level Since 2020 Lockdowns

August 5, 2026

Toronto’s entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well—but so is the region’s crushing reality. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows Toronto CMA saw the most April business openings in at least 11 years. At the same time, it also saw the second-most April business closures on record—only behind 2020. The combination has driven the number of active […]

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Canada’s Fake GDP Growth: Fictitious Rents Add More Than Oil

August 4, 2026

Canada’s transition from a petro-currency to a mortgage-backed dollar no longer feels like a joke. While Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows strong recent GDP growth, few realize where that expansion comes from. Oil and gas might capture the headlines, but in Q1 2026, nearly a quarter of growth came from owner-occupied GDP. More bluntly, Canada’s […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Home Prices Lead G7 Declines and Canada’s Population Didn’t Shrink

August 2, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Real Estate Is The Fastest Falling In The G7, Remains Frothy Canadian real (inflation-adjusted) home prices fell 2.1% in Q4 2025, bringing the decline from their 2022 peak to 28.4%. The correction is the sharpest among G7 countries, after Canada led […]

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