October 29, 2026
The Bank of Canada just raised rates. What happens to my mortgage?
The Bank of Canada raised its rate to 2.50% on Oct. 28, 2026. Variable and HELOC rates rise with prime;
Bank of Canada Rate Notices
Every Bank of Canada interest rate announcement — what the Bank did, what it means for Alberta homebuyers and homeowners, and what to expect at the next decision.
Read more- Read moreOctober 28, 2026
The Bank of Canada Raised Rates to 2.50%. What It Costs You, and Is Variable Still Cheaper?
The Bank of Canada raised its rate to 2.50% on October 28, 2026. Prime is 4.70%. Variable payments rise about
- Read moreSeptember 17, 2026
High Gas Prices Have the Bank of Canada Talking About Rate Hikes Again
High gas prices are raising inflation risks and putting Bank of Canada rate hikes back on the table. Here’s what
Read moreSeptember 2, 2026The Bank of Canada Held Again — Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Wait for a Rate Cut
The Bank of Canada held its rate at 2.25% on Sept 2, 2026 — its 7th straight hold — and
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Will the Bank of Canada Cut Rates on September 2? Tariffs, Stagflation, and the Answer Nobody Wants
Trump's 50% tariff hit Aug 22 and Canada retaliates Sept 8. What the Bank of Canada actually does on September
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Bank of Canada Holds Rates Again: What It Means for Alberta Homeowners
The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25%. Learn what the July decision means for Alberta homebuyers, homeowners
- Read moreJune 10, 2026
Canada Is in a Recession. So Why Isn’t the Bank of Canada Cutting Rates?
Canada is officially in a technical recession, but the Bank of Canada is still holding rates at 2.25%. Learn what
- Read moreApril 29, 2026
Bank of Canada Holds Rates at 2.25%: What It Means for Alberta Homebuyers and Homeowners
The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25%. Here’s what it means for Alberta mortgage rates, buyers, renewals, and what
- Read moreApril 28, 2026
Bank of Canada Rate Decision TOMORROW: What Alberta Homebuyers Need to Know NOW
Bank of Canada likely to hold rates. Here’s what it means for Alberta mortgage rates, fixed vs variable, and your
