Stress test debate, Top Mortgage Employers, Toronto price rebound, Affordability update, More

Is it time for Canada's mortgage stress test to go? View web version | Forward to a colleague 04 June 2025 Top News Is it time for Canada's mortgage stress test to go? Some brokers want to see it reduced or scrapped. Others say it's served an important purpose Capital Direct Lending: Recognized as a Top Mortgage Employer for 2025 Discover how Capital Direct Lending earned its spot among Canada's top mortgage employers Premium 'Now is a good time to pause, reflect, and celebrate' Neighbourhood Holdings turns 10 with big plans ahead More News Toronto home prices rebound in May Mild increase ends run of five consecutive monthly slides Building 500,000 homes a year may not be necessary to boost affordability: TD The federal government has set ambitious goals – but banking giant says fewer homes may be needed BMO flags BoC's policy rate challenges amid surprising economic growth and stubborn inflation Canada's economy has outperformed expectations despite trade tensions – and inflation is also showing upside risk OECD forecast signals an economic slowdown ahead Are interest rates set to remain elevated for the foreseeable future? Montreal pushes ahead with short-term rental restrictions Crackdown arrives amid escalating Canada-wide housing crisis International News Mortgage rates expected to remain elevated for remainder of year – survey Don't count on a rate drop back below 6% Why this non-bank lender binned clawbacks Does maligned policy have a place in today's broking market? Major banks may offer lower FTB rates, but… Mutual lenders often tailor deals that may cost less over time Major bank cuts fixed home loan rates, matching rivals in competitive market Mortgage rates fall as ANZ responds to rivals Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2025 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us

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