Encouraging Update: Canada's Inflation Rate Continues to Decrease The annual rate of inflation in Canada dropped to 5.9% in January, a higher decrease than expected, as price growth continued to slow down. The latest report from Statistics Canada revealed that…
Unlocking the Power of Mortgage Brokers in a High-Interest Rate Market As interest rates continue to rise, the prospect of buying or refinancing a home can seem daunting to many borrowers. Fortunately, the services of a mortgage broker can prove…
A Popular Option for Canadian Seniors Amid Canada's Changing Interest Rate Reverse mortgages have become an increasingly popular option for seniors in Canada who are looking to maximize their retirement income. HomeEquity Bank, Canada’s largest reverse mortgage provider saw a…
What does it mean to refinance your mortgage? A mortgage loan refinance means renegotiating your existing mortgage loan agreement to use any available equity you have on your home. Meaning a homeowner can apply for the same amount as an…
Bank of Canada increases policy interest rate, continuing quantitative tightening. (Photo by Sebastiaan Satam) Bank of Canada increases policy interest rate by 25 basis points, continuing quantitative tightening The Bank increased its overnight policy interest rate this morning by 25…
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We’ve been listening and watching the news circulating about supply chain shortages affecting global trade and impacting prices inCanada. It’s been said that those supply chain issues and their consequences will be felt well entered 2022, but it’s also been said that some issues did not originate but increased by the COVID-19 pandemic.
It seems like the pandemic that started last year only increased an already high need for warehousing in our region.
While electric semi-trucks aren't still massively on the highways, truck makers are doing all they can to be ready when the electric semi-trucks start to be a familiar picture on the road.