Canada’s oldest bank has a message for investors and policymakers: “kids are not alright.” BMO economists are warning investors that the youth unemployment among those aged 15 to 24 has been rising ...

How Canada's slowing immigration is helping the job market recover, and surging Toronto mortgage delinquencies.

Canadian mortgage delinquencies are rising aggressively after hitting record lows, but the trend is driven by Toronto real ...

Greater Vancouver real estate sales plunge and inventory surges to a level not seen since the BoC suggested it was a bubble.

Toronto’s mortgage delinquencies aren’t just unusually high—the surge has been staggering. In just two and a half years, the ...

Canadian rents fell for the 9th straight month in June, but the pace of declines is slowing and they remain 23% higher from 5 ...

What trade war? Canada's normalizing population growth is restoring balance to its labour market and lowering unemployment.

Canada’s fiscal picture is getting “cloudy,” warns BMO. The bank’s latest report flags ballooning spending, soft revenues, and trade war uncertainty as key risks facing the economy. BMO estimates the ...