August 27, 2026
New U.S. Tariffs Could Change the Housing Market for First-Time Buyers
New U.S. tariffs could slow Canada’s economy while raising building costs. Here’s what that could mean for first-time buyers and
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Mortgage and housing news that affects Alberta homeowners and buyers: lender changes, government rules and industry updates, explained in plain language.
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Housing, Politics and an Alberta Visit That Sparked Debate
A look at the housing announcement from Mark Carney's Alberta visit and what new infrastructure funding could mean for future
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Trump Tariffs Could Change Canada’s Mortgage Rate Outlook Again
New U.S. tariff threats may slow Canada's economy and increase the chances of future Bank of Canada rate cuts. Here's
- Read moreJuly 22, 2026
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
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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 moreMay 27, 2026
Insolvencies Are Rising in Canada: How First-Time Buyers Can Avoid Financial Trouble
Canadian insolvencies hit their highest level since 2009. Here’s how first-time homebuyers can avoid common financial mistakes.
- 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 moreMarch 20, 2026
Bank of Canada Holds Rates at 2.25% — The Impact on Edmonton Homebuyers
Rates didn’t drop—but that’s not the real story. Here’s what’s driving mortgage decisions right now, and how Edmonton buyers can
