Nestor Paez - Dominion Lending Supreme

09/12/2026

🏡 You’re invited to our Open House at 45 Geneva Avenue, in the heart of Cabbagetown!
Join us this Saturday and Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and discover this beautiful 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home—a private urban oasis in one of Toronto’s most cherished neighbourhoods.
📅 September 12 & 13�⏰ 2:00–4:00 p.m.�📍 45 Geneva Ave., Toronto
We look forward to welcoming you!
Nestor Paez | Real Estate Agent�📞 416-837-4061

04/09/2026

04/09/2026

03/10/2026

I highly recommend completing the latest Anti-Money Laundering courses as part of the 2026 Ontario Continuing Education requirements. Staying up to date helps us protect our clients, remain compliant, and keep current with industry best practices. Let’s stay informed and ahead in our profession!

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02/06/2026

Canada’s January labour data showed a marked slowdown. Employment fell by 24,800, driven by losses in part-time work, while full-time jobs rose modestly. The unemployment rate dropped to 6.5%, its lowest since September 2024, largely because fewer people were seeking work. Manufacturing, education, and public administration saw declines, especially in Ontario, while gains occurred in information, culture, and support services. Labour force participation fell, and AI, trade uncertainty, and mortgage renewals continue to weigh on growth and housing.

Canadian Jobs Growth Slowed Markedly in January as the Unemployment Rate Fell Sharply to 6.5%. Today’s Canadian Labour Force Survey for January was weaker than expected. Employment declined by 24,800 (-0.1%), and the employment rate decreased 0.1 percentage points to 60.8%. This followed only a sm...

01/16/2026

Housing Activity Fell in December, Rounding Out A Disappointing Year Today’s release of December housing data by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) showed the market ended 2025 with declining sales and prices due to ongoing economic uncertainty. The number of home sales recorded over Cana...

12/05/2025

Canada’s labour market surged in November with 53,600 new jobs, the third strong month in a row, driven mainly by youth and part-time hiring, especially in health care and social assistance. The unemployment rate fell to 6.5%, partly due to a smaller labour force. Job and GDP data surprised forecasters, boosting the Canadian dollar and reducing expectations of Bank of Canada rate cuts. Markets now anticipate gradual tightening, though underlying economic weakness from U.S. tariffs remains a concern.

Strong Canadian Job Growth Drove the Unemployment Rate Down to 6.5% Today’s Labour Force Survey for November blew past expectations for the third consecutive month. The Canadian economy added 53,600 jobs in November, marking the third straight month of unexpectedly strong gains amid US tariffs tha...

11/12/2025

Lest we forget.