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09/02/2026

Don't miss our latest episode of In Conversation with Dr. Sherry Cooper, Ph.D., ICD.D

On Wednesday September 2nd, President, Eddy Cocciollo will sit down with Sherry to discuss the latest updates from the Bank of Canada, including the current economic climate, and more! PLUS they will take your questions!

Join us LIVE at 11:30am PT / 2:30pm ET, right here on our page.

09/02/2026

The Bank of Canada has held its key interest rate at 2.25%.

For Canadians, that means there’s no change to the Bank’s policy rate for now. But as always, your mortgage rate and options depend on more than just today’s announcement.

If you’re buying, renewing or simply wondering what the current rate environment means for your mortgage, a DLC Mortgage Expert can help you understand your options and make a plan that works for you.

Because while the headlines tell you what happened, understanding what it means for your specific situation is where things get interesting.

The Canadian housing market is showing more signs of finding its footing.Home sales increased for the fourth month in a ...
08/18/2026

The Canadian housing market is showing more signs of finding its footing.

Home sales increased for the fourth month in a row in July, while new listings dipped 1.6%. That pushed the national market closer to what’s considered a balanced market, meaning buyers generally have more room to make decisions without the same pressure we’ve seen in recent years.

Home prices also edged up 0.1% from June, marking the first monthly increase in the national benchmark since November 2024. Prices are still down 3.3% from this time last year, but that decline continues to narrow.

The takeaway? The market is looking a little more balanced, and buyers are gradually coming back off the sidelines.

If you’re wondering what these changes mean for your own mortgage or plans to buy, sell or refinance, a DLC Mortgage Expert can help you look at the numbers in the context of your situation!

Canada's job market delivered some encouraging news in July.The economy added more than 75,000 jobs, unemployment fell t...
08/07/2026

Canada's job market delivered some encouraging news in July.

The economy added more than 75,000 jobs, unemployment fell to 6.4%, and employment has grown by 181,000 jobs over the past three months, the strongest stretch we've seen in quite some time.

More Canadians are finding work, with gains across industries like retail, finance, construction, and professional services. Ontario and British Columbia also saw strong employment growth.

While there are still uncertainties, including the potential for new U.S. tariffs later this month, Canada's economy is showing signs of resilience.

What does this mean for Canadians?
A stronger job market is generally good news for the economy, but it also means the Bank of Canada may be more cautious about lowering interest rates in the near future. As always, we'll be watching closely and keeping you informed.

Turns out, making smart mortgage decisions is kind of chic.Getting pre-approved, being upfront about your finances, work...
07/31/2026

Turns out, making smart mortgage decisions is kind of chic.

Getting pre-approved, being upfront about your finances, working with a DLC Mortgage Expert, and waiting until after closing to finance that new truck might not be the flashiest moves—but they’re the ones that can make your home buying journey a whole lot smoother.

Ending the week on a positive note.Canada's latest inflation report came in better than expected, with the annual inflat...
07/24/2026

Ending the week on a positive note.

Canada's latest inflation report came in better than expected, with the annual inflation rate slowing to 2.8% in June, down from 3.2% in May.

A big reason for the slowdown was lower gas prices, but there was more good news beneath the surface. Excluding gasoline, inflation held steady at 2.2%, suggesting that price increases across much of the economy are continuing to ease.
Some costs, like groceries and travel, are still higher than many Canadians would like, but overall, inflation is moving in the right direction.
Why does this matter? Inflation is one of the biggest factors the Bank of Canada considers when making interest rate decisions. With inflation continuing to cool, today's report supports the expectation that the Bank will likely keep rates unchanged for now while it continues to monitor the economy.

A little bit of good economic news to head into the weekend!

07/15/2026

Another rate hold…

The Bank of Canada is holding its key interest rate at 2.25%.

This marks the sixth consecutive rate hol, as the Bank points to signs of improvement in the Canadian economy. Economic growth is expected to pick up, while inflation is projected to gradually ease from its recent increase.

What does this mean for you? While the Bank of Canada rate remains unchanged, your mortgage options and borrowing costs can still depend on factors such as your mortgage type, lender and individual financial situation.

Whether you’re buying a home, renewing your mortgage or considering refinancing, a DLC mortgage expert can help you understand what today’s decision means for you and your mortgage.

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