This Week in Canadian Mortgages: October 12, 2026 Canadian mortgage watchers have a mixed picture this week: the Bank of Canada is still on hold, but fixed mortgage rates are being pushed higher by bond-market pressure. For Fraser Valley buyers and homeowners, that means the
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: October 5, 2026 The biggest mortgage story this week is not a single rate announcement. It is the widening gap between a softer local housing market and a fixed-rate market that has become more expensive again. For buyers in the
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: September 28, 2026 Canadian mortgage shoppers are heading into the final days of September with a familiar mix of cross-currents: the Bank of Canada is still focused on inflation, fixed-rate pricing remains tied to a jumpy bond market, national housing
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: September 21, 2026 Canadian mortgage news stayed cautious this week. The Bank of Canada is still holding its policy rate steady, but the tone around inflation, bond yields and fall housing activity has become less comfortable for borrowers who were
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: September 14, 2026 Canadian mortgage watchers had a quieter week for headline rate decisions, but not a quiet week for the forces that move borrowing costs. The big picture for Fraser Valley buyers is clear: the Bank of Canada is
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: September 7, 2026 The first week of September brought the update Canadian mortgage watchers were waiting for: the Bank of Canada stayed put. That does not make the market simple, but it does give buyers, owners and renewers in the
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: August 31, 2026 Canadian mortgage shoppers are heading into September with steady variable-rate conditions, firmer fixed-rate pressure, and a housing market that is giving qualified buyers more time to think. For Fraser Valley households, the headline is not that financing
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: August 24, 2026 Canada's housing market sent borrowers a mixed but useful message this week. New construction is slowing, resale activity is firming, inflation is still sticky enough to keep the Bank of Canada cautious, and the Fraser Valley remains
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: August 17, 2026 Canadian mortgage news this week is really a story about patience. Inflation moved higher again, the Bank of Canada is still watching gasoline and global risk, and housing markets are giving qualified buyers more room to negotiate
This Week in Canadian Mortgages: August 10, 2026 Canadian mortgage borrowers are starting the week with a calmer rate picture, but the housing market is still uneven. The Bank of Canada is on hold, variable rates are stable, fixed rates remain tied to bond-market swings,
