In a tough market, recreational properties are not a priority for many buyers. A recent report found steep price declines in recreational markets across the province on a year-by-year basis, with ...

All’s well that ends well. We can either look foolish by shielding capital and minimizing exposure to irrational exuberance or holding on as prices mean-revert lower once more. The former can feel ...

The ongoing housing downturn is the biggest story, and it’s getting little coverage. No doubt, there is financial pain unfolding, but longer-term, much lower home prices are a massive part of the ...

The ever-complacent risk-on investment community may be interested to know that over the past six decades, the type of ...

Last night at midnight, goods from more than 60 countries and the European Union became subject to tariff rates of 10% or higher. Products from the EU, Japan and South Korea are taxed at 15%, while ...

As expected, the Bank of Canada (BoC) cut overnight interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday, lowering the banking system’s base rate to 2.75%, the lowest since September 2022. In his prepared ...

In the ‘easy-money’ ultra-low rate era, there was a lot of demand from secondary property owners for recreation or renting to others. Most were over the age of 50. An increasing number will look to ...

President Trump comes back to office amid one of the most over-valued stock markets of all time, even more inflated than at President Hoover’s inauguration months before the Black Tuesday crash of ...

Worth a listen to this one. Michael Green warns that passive investing has quietly turned markets into a self-reinforcing bubble (Ponzi-like in nature) and reveals why bonds now offer ...