The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate steady at 5%
The move was widely expected by economists and investors who follow the central bank, after a slew of data points in recent months — from GDP, to jobs to inflation itself — painted a picture of an economy that was slowing down.
Sweeping changes are coming to the short-term rental market across British Columbia, and it is all driven by new regulations pushed forward by the provincial government.
Premier David Eby announced a multi-faceted, phased approach to cracking down on short-term rentals to help tame the housing affordability and supply crisis.
Gentle densification through the expanded development of multiplex residential structures will now be permitted across much of Vancouver’s single-family neighbourhoods city-wide.
During Thursday’s public hearing, Vancouver City Council unanimously approved City of Vancouver staff’s multiplex framework of “Adding Missing Middle Housing and Simplifyin...
The Bank of Canada opted to hold its benchmark interest rate steady at five per cent as the economy is showing more and more signs of cooling.
The move was widely expected by economists and other financial observers, as the central bank's unprecedentedly swift campaign of rate hikes since early 2022 have made major headway on bringing down runaway i...
After seven rate hikes last year, the Bank of Canada’s first interest rate update for 2023 is out.
The Bank of Canada raised its key overnight lending rate for the eighth straight time Wednesday morning, but signalled its rate-hiking campaign could finally be over.
The central bank bumped the overnight rate up by 25 basis points — a quarter of a per...