Canada to Review $53 Billion Teck–Anglo Merger, Raising Questions on Investment and Housing Impacts
Ottawa will review the $53B Teck–Anglo mining merger under the Investment Canada Act. Learn what this deal means for jobs, the economy, and Canada’s housing & mortgage markets.
TSX Futures Edge Higher as BoC and Fed Signal More Rate Cuts Ahead
Canadian stocks hit fresh highs after the Bank of Canada and U.S. Federal Reserve cut rates and signaled more could follow. For mortgage borrowers, this means lower payments and new refinancing opportunities.
Canadian Banks Cut Prime Rate to 4.70% After BoC’s Policy Easing
Canada’s big banks have cut their prime lending rate to 4.70% following the Bank of Canada’s latest policy easing. Here’s how this impacts variable mortgages, fixed rates, and home affordability in 2025.
Canadian Housing Starts Fall 16% in August — A Sign of Builder Caution
Housing starts in Canada fell 16% in August, signaling builder caution. Here’s how the slowdown could impact homebuyers, supply, and mortgage rates.
Canada’s Inflation Slows to 1.9% in August, Boosting Odds of Rate Cut
Canada’s inflation slowed to 1.9% in August, giving the Bank of Canada more room to cut rates. Here’s how the move could impact variable and fixed mortgage rates.
Fixed Mortgage Rates Dip Below 4% as BoC Cut Looms
Fixed mortgage rates in Canada have slipped under 4% as bond yields fall and the Bank of Canada prepares for a September rate cut. Buyers, renewals, and refinancing options could all benefit, while variable-rate holders await relief from lower prime rates.
Bank of Canada Poised to Cut Rates on September Amid Weak Jobs and Economy
The Bank of Canada is expected to lower its policy rate by 25 basis points on September 17, 2025. Economists cite weak jobs data, shrinking GDP, and cooling inflation. Mortgage holders could see relief, especially those with variable rates.
Speculation Mounts on Bank of Canada Rate Cut as Economy Softens
Canada’s economy is flashing mixed signals: weaker jobs, sticky inflation, and trade headwinds. Markets expect the Bank of Canada to cut rates on September 17, with big implications for mortgage renewals and housing affordability.
Canada’s Housing “Bubble” Worsens as Prices Slide and Inventory Rises
Canada’s housing correction is accelerating, with Toronto home prices falling 24% from peak levels and inventory at record highs. Rising unemployment and weak demand have analysts warning that a soft landing may no longer be possible.
Homebuyers Are ‘Sitting Tight,’ Waiting for Lower Mortgage Rates—Why One Agent Says They Should Act Now
Despite rates dipping to 10-month lows, many buyers are holding back. Experts warn waiting may cost more than locking in now—especially in Canada’s cooling but competitive housing market.
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