Sales remain well below typical levels, while prices show little movement as weaker condo demand contrasts with early signs of strength in detached homes

Canada’s trade deficit widened to $5.7 billion in February − the largest shortfall since August − as imports reached a record high on increased gold purchases.

With higher fine limits now in place, regulators say recent penalties may only reflect the early stages of a stricter regime

Benchmark prices slip year over year as rising supply shifts balance toward buyers in some segments

While the Bank of Canada’s governing council spent considerable time discussing the inflation risks posed by the war in Iran, officials agreed that they “should not lose sight” of other major economic headwinds when they held interest rates steady la...

While headline figures point to resilience, underlying trends in project timing and housing type raise questions about the future supply of ownership homes.

Even as rents stabilize, new Rentals.ca and Urbanation data show Canadians are getting less space for their money, keeping affordability pressures intact

Canada’s real gross domestic product grew modestly at the start of the year, suggesting the economy was chugging along ahead of the oil price shock fuelled by the Iran war.

Treasuries extended a nascent rally Tuesday as oil prices retreated from multiyear highs, allaying concern about inflationary outcomes resulting from the US war in Iran.

The federal and Ontario governments say they'll match billions of dollars in local infrastructure spending to help cities cut costly development fees and get more homes built.