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Canada Is Aging While Immigration Slows: Why the Bank of Canada Says Economic Growth Will Change
Canada’s population growth is slowing as immigration declines and the population ages. The Bank of Canada says the shift could ease some housing demand but also shrink labour-force growth, change consumer spending and slow the economy’s capacity to expand.
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Bank of Canada: Lower Home Prices Alone Won’t Fix Canada’s Housing Affordability Problem
The Bank of Canada says Canada’s housing affordability problem cannot be solved by lower home prices, mortgage rules or interest rates alone. Housing is now closely tied to household wealth, bank lending, construction and economic growth, making the trade-offs more complicated than they appear.
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U.S. Treasury Issuance & Canada in 2026: CAD, Bond Yields and the TSX
U.S. Treasury borrowing can influence global bond markets, but the effect on Canada is not automatic. Here is how U.S. debt issuance, Canadian bond yields, the CAD/USD exchange rate and the TSX are connected in 2026.
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Canada Economic Outlook 2026–2027: Jobs, Inflation, Housing & Newcomer Costs
Canada’s economy in 2026 presents a mixed picture for newcomers and international students. Review current unemployment, inflation, interest rates, housing costs and immigration changes before planning work, study or relocation.
