Canada’s Economy Rebounds in Q3 2025 — What It Means for Homeowners & Borrowers Canada’s economy surprised to the upside in the third quarter of 2025, posting 2.6% annualized GDP growth — far stronger than the 0.5% economists expected and a complete turnaround from the tariff-dri... Economy
Canada’s Housing Market Poised for a 2026 Rebound — Here’s What It Means for Ontario Homeowners After a turbulent 2025 marked by economic uncertainty, high rates, and an oversupplied market, Canada’s housing market is finally showing signs of life heading into 2026 . And this time, buyers may ac... Economy
Canadian Consumer Debt Hits $2.6 Trillion — Here’s What It Means for Homeowners in 2025 Canadian households just crossed a major financial milestone: consumer debt has surged to $2.6 trillion , according to TransUnion’s latest 2025 credit report. Mortgage balances jumped, regional delinq... Economy
Inflation Drops to 2.2% — But What It Means for Ontario Homeowners and Borrowers in 2025 Does lower inflation mean cheaper mortgage rates — or is the worst still ahead? At Lendworth, we track this data closely because it directly affects home equity loans, second mortgages, private mortga... Economy
Federal Budget 2025 Shakes Up Canada’s Housing Market — Here’s What It Means for Homebuyers, Investors & Lendworth Clients Touted as a “generational investment plan,” Canada Strong Budget 2025 promises major spending on national infrastructure, defence, domestic competitiveness, and economic independence. But it also sign... Economy
GTA Builders Warn: 41,000 Jobs at Risk as Toronto Housing Starts Collapse to 30-Year Low With housing starts plunging to their lowest level since 1996, builders across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are warning of massive job losses and stalled development that could reshape the city’s sk... Economy