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News & Rates
Stay ahead of the market with timely updates on Bank of Canada rate announcements and mortgage news. See how national economic shifts impact the local housing market.


Exciting Family Adventures for March Break 2026 in North Simcoe
March Break 2026 in North Simcoe: A Family Adventure Awaits March Break 2026 in North Simcoe offers families a perfect mix of history, outdoor fun, and creative activities. From exploring a 17th-century village to engaging STEM camps and museum crafts, there is something for every child and parent to enjoy. The break runs from Monday, March 16 to Friday, March 20, giving families five full days to make lasting memories. Sainte-Marie among the Hurons historic village in Midlan
Rachel Adams
Feb 223 min read


What to Expect from the Bank of Canada's Upcoming Interest Rate Announcement
The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate announcement is set for March 18, 2026. This decision will follow the January 28, 2026 announcement, where the Bank held the policy rate steady. With inflation risks and economic stability still in focus, many are watching closely to see if the Bank will maintain the current rate or adjust it in response to evolving economic conditions. This post explores what to expect from the upcoming announcement and how it might impact Canadians. B
Rachel Adams
Feb 203 min read


Guide to Navigating Canadian Mortgage rates: Insights from a Midland Mortgage Agent
Finding the right mortgage broker can transform your home-buying journey. The Canadian mortgage market can seem overwhelming at first. Understanding how to make informed choices is essential to achieving better financial outcomes. This guide will show you why selecting the right mortgage broker is crucial and how you can leverage their expertise. Understanding the Role of a Mortgage Broker A mortgage broker connects borrowers with lenders. They work to help you find the best
Rachel Adams
Mar 10, 20254 min read


Uncovering the Impact of Tariffs on Interest Rates: What We Know
The global economy is constantly changing, and recent discussions about tariffs have sparked interest in how they may influence interest rates in Canada. As people reflect on lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, many are looking at how current trade policies might affect costs for both consumers and businesses. In this post, we will explore how tariffs can impact interest rates in Canada and why these changes matter for the economy, consumers, and homebuyers trying to navigate
Rachel Adams
Mar 10, 20253 min read
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