Bank of Canada rate hike and your mortgage
The Bank of Canada raised rates by 25 basis points to 2.50%. The first increase in well over a year
Catch up on the latest news about mortgage rates and other related knowledge
The Bank of Canada raised rates by 25 basis points to 2.50%. The first increase in well over a year
Mortgages and housing were on the agenda during a Small Business Week chat on Halifax's Surge 105 FM
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem told a Halifax business audience that he continues to watch inflation, energy prices and the ongoing trade war very closely in advance of October's interest rate decision
Home sales declined again in August. This marks the 11th consecutive month. The real estate market is said to be balanced and trending towards a buyer's market
New data release from Stats Can shows that Maritime provinces are seeing the highest inflation in all of Canada. Nationally the rate was unchanged at 3%
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