Donald Trump reignited a national debate this week after proposing that Americans should be able to take out 50-year mortgages, a dramatic extension of the already long 30-year terms common in the United States.

Canada’s job market showed solid momentum in October, adding 67,000 new positions and nudging the unemployment rate down to 6.9%.

Canada’s housing market continued to stabilize in the third quarter of 2025, with home sales climbing even as prices stayed flat.

This marks the first cut since March and it’s good news for homeowners — especially those facing a mortgage renewal in the coming months.

The decline was largely driven by a steep drop in gasoline prices, though rising food and shelter costs kept overall price pressures elevated.

Labour market sees sharpest monthly drop in over three years, but economists say the Bank of Canada remains focused on inflation before making its next move.

A massive wave of mortgage renewals is set to hit Canada in 2025 and 2026, with about 60% of mortgages coming up for renewal during this period.

After years of skyrocketing home prices, intense bidding wars, and tough competition, Canada's housing market is finally seeing a shift — and it’s giving buyers a bit of breathing room.

A Statistics Canada study finds home prices have surged nearly seven times faster than wages over four decades.

With impairments up 65% from the lows, analysts warn investor defaults could be masking deeper risks.

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