Canadian mortgage debt is growing at a healthy pace—but it doesn’t mean what it usually does. Statistics Canada (StatCan) ...
Canadian GDP just hit reverse, a move that conflicts with the quarterly boom at first sight. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data ...
Canadian housing affordability improved again in Q3 2025, but costs remain near 1990s peaks and RBC says future gains may be ...
This week’s top stories include how Canada’s record population outflow mirrors previous real estate bubbles, and hiring falls ...
Canada’s population boom was almost entirely related to temporary residents. StatCan notes non-permanent residents climbed from 1.36 million people in Q2 2021 to 3.15 million by Q3 2024. At the peak, ...
Canadians are leaving in record volumes, and it mirrors a disturbing trend seen during two other historic real estate bubbles ...
Canadian job vacancies pulled back sharply in the past quarter—a trend that’s gaining steam. Vacant roles fell 2.8% (-14,000 jobs) to 492,500 jobs in Q3 2025, down 10.2% (-55,900 jobs) from last year.
Canadian job vacancies hit an 8-year low. StatCan data reveals most provinces are resilient, but Ontario's hiring slump is a big exception.
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