CPP Fund Jumps $70.3 Billion in Three Months as Assets Hit $863.6 Billion
A powerful three-month market run has pushed Canada’s largest pension fund to $863.6 billion in net assets. CPP Investments ended
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20 Things Canadian Buyers Should Know Before Stretching for a House
Buying at the edge of affordability can feel rational when prices feel high, choices seem limited, and a lender has
18 Ways Canadian Couples Are Reworking Their Plans Because of Housing
For many Canadian couples, housing is no longer a single milestone waiting at the end of a predictable path. It
22 Housing Trade-Offs Canadians Are Making Just to Stay in the Market
Homeownership in Canada is no longer simply a choice between buying now and saving longer. For many households, remaining within
Canadian Exporters Bet Trump Will Blink on 50% Tariffs Instead of Rushing Shipments South
With an August 19 tariff deadline bearing down, many Canadian exporters are making a striking choice: they are not flooding
Canada Reportedly Joins Mexico in Push to Slash Trump’s 25% Auto Tariff
North America’s auto trade fight is moving into a new phase. Mexico has proposed sharply reducing the U.S. tariff burden
Experts Say Trump’s Tariff Strategy Could Pit Canadian Provinces Against Each Other
Canada’s latest trade fight with Washington carries a risk that extends beyond the economic damage caused by tariffs. The pressure
Canadians Paid More in Taxes Than on Food, Housing and Clothing in 2025
For many Canadian households, the biggest expense of 2025 was not the mortgage, the grocery bill or a closet full
Toronto Home Prices Fall 4.5% as Buyers Stay on the Sidelines
Toronto’s housing market is sending an unusual message: homes are getting cheaper, but many would-be buyers still are not convinced