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Welcome to the Humber Bay Mortgage Hub, designed to help guide anyone navigating the home financing process.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer taking your first steps into home-ownership or a seasoned investor exploring new opportunities, you’ll find expert advice, practical tips, and valuable insights to support your journey. Our goal is to make the mortgage process clearer and easier to understand, so you can make informed decisions and feel confident as you move forward.
Canada Adds 75,000 Jobs, GTA Listings Tighten, and Mortgage Arrears Hit a Decade High – Mortgage Minute August 7, 2026
A blowout July jobs report makes a Bank of Canada rate cut less likely, GTA new listings dropped 18 percent while sales held steady, and mortgage arrears hit their highest level in more than a decade with Ontario now leading the country – here’s what it means for your mortgage.
Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25%, Toronto Mortgage Arrears Climb, and Ontario’s HST Rebate Boosts New Builds – Mortgage Minute July 17, 2026
The Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25% rates for a sixth straight time, Toronto mortgage delinquencies climbed sharply over the past year, and Ontario’s HST rebate is drawing buyers back to new construction. Here’s what it means for your mortgage.
Rate Hike Threat Eases, Affordability Worsens Across Canada, and the Income-Price Gap That Rates Can’t Fix — Mortgage Minute June 19, 2026
Rate Hike Threat Eases, Affordability Worsens Across Canada, and the Income-Price Gap That Rates Can't Fix — Mortgage...
Canada’s Jobs Surprise, Bond Yields Still Elevated, and the Real Cost of a 30-Year Amortization — Mortgage Minute June 5, 2026
Meta description (also WordPress excerpt): Canada's labour market added 87,800 jobs in May — far above forecasts —...
Canada Enters Technical Recession, GTA Single-Family Sales Beat the 10-Year Average, and Ontario Mortgage Delinquencies Jump 52% – Mortgage Minute May 29, 2026
Statistics Canada reported this morning that Canada's economy contracted 0.1% on an annualized basis in the first...
BoC Rate Hold Was a Closer Call Than It Looked, Borrowers Are Abandoning the Five-Year Fixed, and Ontario Consumer Insolvencies Hit a 17-Year High
The Bank of Canada’s April rate hold was tighter than the headline suggested, Canadians are shifting to variable rates at a pace not seen in years, and Ontario consumer insolvencies just hit their highest quarterly level since the 2008 financial crisis – here’s what each story means for your mortgage.
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