This Week’s Top Stories include Canadian Home Prices Rolling Back To 2016 Levels, and Rents Surged Before Population Growth.

Canada’s major international student shift hit schools hard, but not enrollment totals. Postsecondary enrollment hit a new ...

Rental prices in Canada have been driven by more than just population growth. A new Bank of Canada (BoC) research paper ...

Canadian home prices have dropped ~30% from peak after inflation, returning to 2016 levels. But affordability remains out of ...

Canadian bank mortgage arrears hit a 12-year high in July, climbing 96% since 2022 as total bank mortgages shrink to a 6-year ...

Canada’s economy stalled in July as retail dragged, but Statistics Canada revisions added 1 in 10 dollars of 2026 growth.

A new Bank of Canada report shows most households didn't beat inflation. Most households are now racking up debt to meet ...

Canadian household debt hit $3.29T in July as mortgage growth fell to one of the lowest rates in a generation & distress borrowing climbed.

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadians Still Leaving At Near Record Pace ...

Canada’s shrinking population was revised to show growth the whole time, eliminating the explanation for slow economic growth.

Canadians are moving abroad in near record volumes, a problem that’s worsening—and fewer are coming back. Brain drain 2.0?

A new survey from RBC shows that most parents with adult children (ages 18 to 40) are helping with bills—primarily groceries and rent.