It is refreshing to see some municipalities beginning to walk the talk when it comes to tackling our housing supply crisis.

Last May, for example, the City of Burlington passed a bylaw to reduce developers fees by 45 per cent. Several months later, in November, the City of Vaughan rolled back its rates to those in effect in 2018. 

Disturbingly, Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca has been criticized...

Furnished executive rentals are a specialized niche catering primarily to corporate travellers, business professionals, relocating employees, and various industry needs. This unique market offers landlords significant advantages, particularly for those targeting medium-term tenancies, where the demand for furnished rentals has grown consistently.

Embracing this niche can result in higher income potential...

A Staff Analytical Note on Monetary Policy, Interest Rates and the Canadian Dollar, which was released this February by the Bank of Canada, examined recent monetary developments and their effects on the Canadian dollar. 

According to this note, recent divergent monetary policies, with U.S. rates remaining high while Canadian rates drop, have contributed to the depreciation of the Canadian dollar,...