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

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 ...

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

The Canadian economy is doing better than expected, and things will slow but be fine. That’s the takeaway one gets reading the summary of the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) January Monetary Policy Report (MPR ...

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

Canadian real estate developers have a record number of new homes sitting vacant and unsold, and half are in Toronto and ...

This Week's Top Stories include Canadians Fleeing In Record Numbers, and the Bank of Canada warns job cut plans are surging.

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.

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

Canadian household debt hit a record $3.2 trillion in November. Growth suggests borrowers are treading water, not confident.