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Search ArticlesHow to nominate a colleague for the 2026 Canadian Mortgage Awards
Here's what brokers need to know before the August 14 nomination deadline By 13 Jul. 2026 Mortgage professionals across Canada have until August 14 at 11:59 p.m. ET to submit a nomination for the 2026 Canadian Mortgage Awards (CMA), the industry's benchmark recognition programme now entering its 20th year. This year's edition spans 26 categories across broker, brokerage, lender, and industry segments, with winners revealed at a gala on November 25 at Rebel Toronto.
Returning Canadians, US buyers set their sights on Toronto's housing market
A Toronto broker says cross-border relocations are a growing trend in the GTA By 09 Jul. 2026 Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s old relationship with the United States is “over” – and the cross-border tensions that erupted last year are also convincing many Canadians to reassess their property holdings in the US, with many reportedly ready to sell up and reinvest in Canada.
Returning Canadians, US buyers turn to Toronto's housing market
A Toronto broker says cross-border relocations are a growing trend in the GTA By 09 Jul. 2026 Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s old relationship with the United States is “over” – and the cross-border tensions that erupted last year are also convincing many Canadians to reassess their property holdings in the US, with many reportedly ready to sell up and reinvest in Canada.
Lendesk expands access to its infrastructure to power AI-driven mortgage innovation
The move gives developers, lenders, and brokerages access to the infrastructure behind one of Canada's largest mortgage technology platforms By 09 Jul. 2026 The mortgage industry's technology conversation is shifting from adoption to creation.
MortgageFest Canada 2026: what brokers can expect
Two stages, two days, and 2,000+ attendees — here's what brokers need to know about MortgageFest By 25 Jun. 2026 MortgageFest Canada is set to bring more than 2,000 mortgage brokers, lenders, executives, and industry innovators to the International Centre in Toronto on September 23 and 24.
Canadian Mortgage Awards spotlight an industry tested and reshaped by a historic renewal wave
Nominations are open for the country's most prestigious mortgage honours, arriving at a moment of genuine structural change By 25 Jun. 2026 The Canadian Mortgage Awards (CMA) return this November 25 in Toronto with an industry markedly different from the one gathered a year ago.
What to expect at the Women in Mortgage Summit Canada 2026
A full-day guide to the sessions, speakers, and networking at Toronto's September mortgage summit By 23 Jun. 2026 The Women in Mortgage Summit Canada returns for its fourth consecutive year on September 24, at the International Centre in Toronto, Ontario — and this edition is the most ambitious yet.
Canada avoids dire outlook despite GDP contraction, TD says
TD Economics says Canada is still in the game for 2026 growth By 22 Jun.
Community group calls for sweeping Canada mortgage reforms
Policy paper urges mortgage changes for inclusive housing in Canada By 22 Jun. 2026 Community Living Toronto has released a policy paper calling for reforms to Canada's housing and mortgage systems, aimed at making it easier to develop inclusive housing for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
For-sale housing starts decline 10% in 2025 report
Slower new home market in 2025 reported by Statistics Canada By 22 Jun. 2026 Statistics Canada has released its second annual New Housing Market Report, showing a slower pace for the new home market in 2025. Nationally, the number of for-sale housing starts intended for the homeowner and condominium markets declined 10% year over year.