The price of a typical home across Greater Toronto dropped 0.7% (-$6.2k) to $936,100 in January, 8.0% (-$81.0k) lower than ...

The Bank of Canada attempted to explain the Toronto condo pre-construction market slowdown, ends up describing a Ponzi scheme.

Canada's largest banks have seen mortgages in arrears climb to a 5-year high, while their total mortgage count continues to ...

Canadian job vacancies are falling due to Ontario's chilly job market, eclipsing the huge growth in provinces like Alberta & Saskatchewan.

Canadian GDP is tracking 23% below the Bank of Canada’s forecast from just two days ago, and that can be explained. The ...

Canada's national home price decline is largely concentrated in BC & Ontario, but Nova Scotia's sudden plunge means they ...

IMF warns Canadian household debt remains a financial stability risk. Now it's spreading beyond banks, limiting the Bank of ...

Statistics Canada's latest population estimates show a "major population growth adjustment," warns economists at BMO Capital ...

Canadian construction investment hit a record $24.5B in November, but this building boom isn't condos—it's state-backed ...

Toronto new home sales hit a record low in 2025, falling below 1981 levels—and prices are down 25% against lofty inventory.

This week's top stories include Canadian developers hold a record volume of completed new homes, and Nova Scotia home prices' abrupt plunge.

Canadian emigration hit a record in 2025, driven by workers aged 25–49 and a rising share of seniors—signaling deeper ...