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1) What to expect from the March Bank of Canada interest rate update 2) Hitachi Rail to build new $30M Canadian headquarters in Toronto 3) Rents in Canada have fallen to a 33-month low, report finds 4) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 5) Chinese EV companies prepping to enter Canadian market

1) 2,500 jobs: Ontario opens first commercial-scale EV battery plant 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Foreign capital floods into Canada as outbound deals hit post-2020 low 4) Toronto real estate continues nosedive and nobody seems to want to buy anymore 5) Bank of Canada warns it may tighten into weakness as shocks keep coming

1) Rental construction on a roll in the GTA, study finds 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Only 269 new homes sold in GTA in January, according to report 4) Here's what the $1 billion Science Centre at Ontario Place will look like 5) Are further BoC rate cuts on the horizon? Here’s what markets and economists think after today’s weak GDP reading

1) Construction Begins on Ontario Line 3 Elevated Guideway and Cosburn Station 2) The Best Mortgage Rate Options 3) Home prices expected to increase in these 3 Canadian cities this year 4) ‘The economy's on standstill’: Economist on Canada’s rising costs and job statistics 5) Market Outlook: Retail sales rebound as Bank of Canada rate-cut bets build

1) Ottawa commits $84M to install more than 8,000 EV chargers 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) 5 cheapest neighbourhoods for homebuyers in Greater Toronto Area 4) Toronto rent the lowest it's been in almost 4 years 5) Bank of Canada says next rate move 'unusually difficult' to predict amid trade and geopolitical tensions

1) Homes are selling for over asking in these 5 Greater Toronto Area neighbourhoods 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Prime Minister Carney launches new strategy to transform Canada’s auto industry 4) What’s behind the slowdown in Toronto’s condo market 5) Macklem warns of rate cut risk amid structural economic changes

1) Posthaste: Canada's wealthiest are hanging onto their cash and that's too bad for the economy 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Homes are cheapest in this Greater Toronto Area community 4) Ottawa, South Korea in talks to bring auto manufacturing to Canada: sources 5) Canada's Economy on Track to Shrink 0.5%

1) U.S. immigration crackdown fuels interest in Canada as asylum numbers rise 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Housing Market Predictions for 2026 4) Bank of Canada to hold rates steady in 2026; trade seen as main risk to outlook: Reuters poll 5) Home prices are now dropping for all property types in Canada

1) Canada admitted 393,500 permanent residents last year 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Toronto sees a jump in multi-unit building starts in December, leading Canada’s largest cities 4) Here's what economists expect the Bank of Canada to do in 2026 5) Posthaste: Tightening our belts is becoming a Canadian way of life

1) Canadian economy added 8,200 jobs in December, while unemployment rose to 6.8% 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Canadian real estate’s great divide: One market booming while the other crashes 4) Canada has a demographics problem. Is immigration still the answer? 5) Canada urgently needs a plan to protect the auto industry

1) Alberta population keeps growing, while Canada's dips in Q3: StatsCan 2) Slower immigration, rising construction ease Canada’s rental squeeze in 2025: report 3) The Best Mortgage Rates - Today Market 4) Trump is turning America’s auto industry into a global backwater. Canada must now go its own way 5) Ontario rent prices plummeting but these places actually got more expensive

1) Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 2.25%, gives no timeline for increases 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Canada's tallest skyscraper becomes first in country above 100 storeys 4) Express Entry: 6,000 CEC invitations issued in largest draw in more than 16 months 5) For 1st time since trade war, Canada exported more than it imported