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Much has been said about languid markets in Toronto and Vancouver, however, this vibrant, culturally-rich city in the midst of a boom

A significant number of broker books are changing hands, often quietly, MortgageBrokerNews.ca has learned

A confluence of technology and Canada’s Big Six could conspire to significantly undermine the brokers of tomorrow

Home sales in Vancouver declined 30% last month compared to a year earlier, and for homeowners wanting to access equity before it depletes, there’s a way to do it without being saddled by refinance rates

There exists a propensity to look at these specialized mortgages as only necessary for indebted seniors, but they also buoy investment portfolios

The median Vancouver household costs 11 times the median household income, making the city’s real estate market North America’s most expensive

The space is brimming with opportunities, but too few brokers ready to take advantage of them

Alberta-based First Foundation has struck a deal with the University of Alberta Alumni Association and launched an affinity program

Dominion Lending Centres held a conference last month for its top-performing Ontario franchises, and some of the industry’s best shared insight into what they expect in the near future

The Coalition of Independent Mortgage Brokers of Canada is growing—and fast