Canada’s inflation rate dropped to 2.3% in January, but it’s a statistical mirage—a change in cell phone bills accounts for the entire drop.

This week's top stories include Canadian long-term unemployment has surged back to '90s levels, and Toronto now has more seniors than kids.

BMO dumps cold water on the BoC's AI productivity fix. Douglas Porter argues the 'crisis' is actually the norm, & AI gains may be overhyped.

It now takes nearly 6 months to find a job in Canada, as long-term unemployment surges to 90s levels & the BoC warns more job ...

Toronto just had its first population drop in history. Explore the demographic crisis as seniors outnumber kids and young ...

The BoC warns Canada's economy is undergoing a painful and permanent adjustment, pitching business leader on big bets you can't win.

Nova Scotia just launched a 2% down payment program for first-time buyers, while prices plunge—making it seem more predatory ...

Canadian real estate demand is heading lower while inventory climbs, and it's creating more downward pressure for prices, warns RBC.

This Week’s Top Stories include the Bank of Canada explains Toronto condos as a Ponzi scheme, and Canadian mortgage arrears soar higher.

Canada is losing jobs, but don’t worry—it needs less of them. That was the general takeaway from Statistics Canada (StatCan) ...

Vancouver real estate just kicked off a second-wave of price corrections as weak sales and soaring inventory collide.

Canadian banks saw delinquent mortgages in Ontario surge 4x from record lows to the highest rate since 2012, all in just 3 years.