July 15, 2026
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
Economic
How the Canadian economy, inflation and the bond market feed through to mortgage rates and Alberta housing.
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Oil Prices Are Falling Again. Here’s Why That Matters for Canadian Mortgage Rates
Falling oil prices after the U.S.-Iran peace agreement are changing the economic outlook. Here's what it could mean for inflation,
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Is Canada’s Housing Market Bottoming Out?
Home sales rose in May 2026, but borrowing is slowing and household debt remains high. Has Canada's housing market found
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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
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Canada Is Officially in a Technical Recession. What Does That Mean for Homebuyers?
Canada has officially entered a technical recession. Learn what that means for mortgage rates, home prices, and homebuyers in 2026.
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Edmonton Housing Starts Remain Strong Despite National Concerns
Edmonton recorded record housing starts in 2025, but will construction slow in 2026? Here's what homebuyers need to know about
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Iran, Inflation and Mortgage Rates: What Alberta Homebuyers Should Watch Right Now
Rising oil prices and global conflict could impact inflation and mortgage rates in Canada. Here’s what Alberta buyers should know.
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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
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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
