For the second time this year, the Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its forecast for home sales in 2025, even as it reported the number of homes changing hands across the country in June rose 3.5% compared with a year ago.

The Canada Revenue Agency has released findings from its industry consultation on a proposed income verification tool, revealing strong support for a secure, digital system that could reduce mortgage fraud and simplify the approval process.

Alberta and Ottawa have signed off on $203 million for new affordable housing projects across the province.

Canada’s job market turned a corner in June, beating economists’ expectations for the first time this year, though the upbeat data was tempered by fresh tariff threats and stubborn inflation.

This week, Canada’s financial industry lost one of its pioneers, disruptors and figureheads, and the tributes to Equitable Bank CEO Andrew Moor have been pouring in ever since.

Canada's economy dipped 0.1% in April, coming in below expectations and adding to speculation that the Bank of Canada may have more room to cut rates this summer.

Ontario insolvencies dipped in April, but the data suggest homeowners are hanging on, not bouncing back.

Canada’s banking regulator is holding the Domestic Stability Buffer (DSB) at 3.5%, saying financial system vulnerabilities remain “elevated but stable.”

New figures from StatCan show the residential housing sector remains a major economic force, even as real investment slipped slightly in 2024

Vancouver had the highest average asking rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the first quarter, according to Statistics Canada.