Canadian Unemployment Is 55% Higher Than G7 Average: OECD

Canada’s “economy” is recovering faster than expected, but employment is lagging. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a group promoting trade between 37 advanced economies, published the latest unemployment rates for member countries. The data shows Canada is significantly behind its G7 peers, with only a few OECD countries worse off. Canada is […]

This Week’s Top Stories: Toronto and Vancouver Real Estate Out of Reach For Local Incomes, and Tens of Thousands Are Behind on Rent

Time for your weekly cheat sheet on this week’s top stories.  Canadian Real Estate Buying A Typical Home In Canada? Cities Now Require Incomes Of Up To $230,000 Buying a typical home across Canada is now out of reach for many, especially if it’s where the jobs are. A typical non-condo apartment in Toronto, requires […]

This Week’s Top Stories: Bank Suggests Canadians Prefer To Pay More For Real Estate, and Condo Owners Pay Up To 87% More To Not Rent

Time for your weekly cheat sheet on this week’s top stories.  Canadian Real Estate Real Estate Prices Are High Because Canadians Want To Pay More, Says BMO Economist A Big Six bank believes they figured out why Canadian real estate prices are high – buyers want them to be. BMO’s latest analysis shows Canadian homeowners […]