
The Bank Says Inflation Is Improving. Why Does Life Still Feel So Expensive in Alberta?
The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25%, but Alberta households still feel squeezed. Learn what inflation means for prices
How the Canadian economy, inflation and the bond market feed through to mortgage rates and Alberta housing.

The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25%, but Alberta households still feel squeezed. Learn what inflation means for prices

The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25%. Learn what the July decision means for Alberta homebuyers, homeowners

Falling oil prices after the U.S.-Iran peace agreement are changing the economic outlook. Here's what it could mean for inflation,

Home sales rose in May 2026, but borrowing is slowing and household debt remains high. Has Canada's housing market found

Canada is officially in a technical recession, but the Bank of Canada is still holding rates at 2.25%. Learn what

Canada has officially entered a technical recession. Learn what that means for mortgage rates, home prices, and homebuyers in 2026.

Edmonton recorded record housing starts in 2025, but will construction slow in 2026? Here's what homebuyers need to know about

Rising oil prices and global conflict could impact inflation and mortgage rates in Canada. Here’s what Alberta buyers should know.

The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25%. Here’s what it means for Alberta mortgage rates, buyers, renewals, and what