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Mike Carney says proposed US tariffs are not unexpected, but economists warn they could still impact inflation, rates, and housing demand.
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#CMPTV: Carlo Del Giudice of Mortgage Architects, recognised among Canada’s Top 75 Brokers by Canadian Mortgage Professional, discusses the strategies, client relationships and industry insights behind his success.
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“A decline from one lender doesn’t define the outcome; it just means we need to approach it differently,” says Micky Khaneka, who has been recognized as one of Mortgage Professional Canada’s Top 75 Brokers for four consecutive years
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Brian Bell of Stewart Title Canada highlights that shifting borrower finances and unexpected file issues are making refinancing harder to manage at scale across broker and legal workflows.
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REVEALED: Canadian Mortgage Professional has named its Top 75 Brokers for 2026 — the definitive annual ranking of the highest-performing residential mortgage professionals in Canada, measured by verified funded volume.
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Metro Vancouver's housing market extended its cautious streak in May 2026, with total MLS residential sales falling 3.5% year-over-year and landing 26.6% below the 10-year seasonal average of 2,930 transactions.
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Rob Jennings, broker at East Coast Mortgage Brokers, said longer amortization can ease monthly payments but often comes with significantly higher long term interest costs that clients may underestimate.
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Jason Mercer at TRREB highlighted rising sales and shrinking listings, noting that improving balance between supply and demand could eventually stabilize prices heading into 2027.
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Canada’s next generation of mortgage leaders is already making an impact. Nominate a standout young professional for Rising Stars 2026 and help spotlight the future of the industry! Entries close June 19, 2026.
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George Springer, the Toronto Blue Jays outfielder and four-time All-Star, has sold his Lawrence Park South mansion for C$6 million. That's roughly 7% below its C$6.445 million asking price, according to real estate data platform HouseSigma.
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Kathy Catsiliras of Equifax says rising fuel costs, high grocery prices, and elevated mortgage payments are intensifying financial stress for consumers, particularly in Ontario and British Columbia where housing costs are highest.
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Four men have been arrested in Montreal and Quebec City following a major fraud investigation, with authorities alleging the group extracted more than $4.5 million from financially distressed homeowners across Quebec.
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Carl De Souza of Morningstar DBRS says strong capital levels, stable mortgage portfolios, and resilient earnings helped the Big Six banks weather tariff pressures and the Iran conflict.
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Canada's financial system is holding up, but it is doing so in an increasingly dangerous environment, according to the Bank of Canada's 2026 Financial Stability Report, released on May 28, 2026.
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Elan Weintraub, co founder and director at Mortgage Outlet, says Canadian brokers risk poorer client outcomes when they take an order taking approach instead of delivering deeper consultative advice.
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MortgageFest Canada, the rebranded and expanded successor to the Canadian Mortgage Summit, will take over the International Centre on September 23 and 24 with more than 2,000 mortgage brokers, lenders, and executives set to attend.
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Rob Jennings of East Coast Mortgage Brokers in St. John’s Newfoundland and Labrador explains that rising prices and limited inventory are pushing entry-level buyers into competitive bidding environments and higher borrowing strategies.
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported a sharp rise in second-quarter profit on Thursday, driven by a 40% surge in capital markets earnings.
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TD Bank posted its strongest second-quarter performance in Canadian personal and commercial banking on record, reporting adjusted net income of C$4.17 billion for the quarter ended April 30, 2026, a 15% increase from C$3.63 billion a year earlier.
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