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Canada Is Falling Behind Due To Lack of Productivity Crisis: Bank of Canada

March 26, 2024

One of Canada’s top bankers is concerned about a new crisis—a lack of productivity. In a speech delivered in Halifax this morning, Bank of Canada (BoC) Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers took aim at the country’s stagnating productivity. She warned the issue has caused Canada to fall behind and become less competitive than its economic […]

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Canadian Bank Regulator To Limit Mortgage Leverage Ahead of Rate Cuts

March 25, 2024

Canada’s bank regulator is getting ahead of any rate cuts with new limits on leverage. The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) has notified lenders to prepare for a new loan to income (LTI) rule. The new rule will limit federally regulated financial institutions (FRFIs) mortgage portfolios to a multiple of the income […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada Spends 75% of Its Deficit To Prop Up Mortgages & Cuts Immigration

March 24, 2024

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada Is Spending 75% of Its Forecast Deficit To Prop Up Mortgages The Government of Canada (GoC) plans to spend a whopping $30 billion to support its mortgage market this year. March marked the second month of its buying spree, spending roughly […]

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Canadian Credit Card Debt Climbed 3x The Rate of Mortgages

March 21, 2024

Canadian households are cooling on their borrowing but the type of debt may be an important sign. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows household credit climbed at one of the slowest rates in decades in January. The slowdown was primarily caused by slower mortgage debt growth, with credit card debt rising 3x faster.  Canadian Household […]

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Canadian Inflation Cools As Demand Drops, Much Weaker Than US

March 19, 2024

Canada’s population is surging but it isn’t producing much demand for goods and services. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) slowed in February. Weaker demand from households is allowing supplies to rise and taming price growth. The rapid deceleration has led to an unusually large gap compared to the US.  […]

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Canada Is Spending 75% of Its Forecast Deficit To Prop Up Mortgages

March 18, 2024

If you’ve ever thought that using a payday loan to pay off a credit card was a good idea, you’re about to be all kinds of impressed. The Government of Canada (GoC) has begun buying billions in Canada Mortgage Bonds (CMBs), in a last ditch effort to stimulate more borrowing. The planned purchases are equivalent […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada Approaching A Lost Decade, Mounties Consider Renters A Threat

March 17, 2024

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Wealth Driven By Housing, Outpaced Income Up To 13x: RBC Canadian wealth is driven by housing and it’s creating a wealth gap that may be permanent. An analysis from RBC shows nearly half of household wealth has been driven by housing—almost […]

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Canadian Wealth Driven By Housing, Outpaced Income Up To 13x: RBC

March 15, 2024

Canadians have seen their wealth surge through a simple act—just paying their mortgages. The problem, according to the country’s largest bank, is that one person’s inflated housing wealth is another person’s hurdle to shelter. RBC warns the issue is now so bad, the vast majority of people will never be able to afford to buy […]

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Canadian Standard of Living Plummets Lower, Approaching Lost Decade: NBF

March 13, 2024

Canadians were warned about building a housing-based economy, now they’re approaching a lost decade. National Bank of Canada Financial (NBF) recently wrote to institutions to warn the country’s productivity is stagnating. As a result, so is the quality of life as real gross domestic product (GDP) remains at the same level it was 7 years […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Mortgage Delinquencies & Business Insolvencies Surge

March 10, 2024

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Ontario Premier’s Company Quietly Sold A $6.75m Property, Flipped Months Later A company associated with Ontario’s Premier quietly sold a pricey piece of land. The industrial property in West Toronto went for $6.75 million, a premium compared to comps. The buyer didn’t […]

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