Summer is back! Happy solstice and enjoy the season. #SummerVibes #SummerSolstice

We are Canadian. Happy Canada Day to our friends across the country! #CanadaDay

July 12 2023 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We're feeling all those long weekend vibes! Happy Civic Day. #CivicDay #AugustLongWeekend #LongWeekendVibes

Happy Labour Day long weekend! Get out there and enjoy it. #LabourDay #LongWeekendVibes

Sept 6 2023 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

It's time to jump into fall where beautiful colors and endless magic awaits... #AutumnEquinox #FirstDayofFall

It is time to reflect. To pause. And to listen. #TruthandReconciliationDay

Always remember to give thanks... and enjoy that slice of pie! #HappyThanksgiving

Oct 25 2023 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Dec 6 2023 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Jan 24 2024 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

March 6 2024 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

April 10 2024 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

June 5 2024 In Conversation with Dominion Lending Centres' Chief Economist, Dr. Sherry Cooper x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

"The Bank of Canada holds rates steady in the face of tariff uncertainty" from Dominion Lending Chief Economist Sherry Cooper: dominionlending.ca/economic-insig…

BoC holds rates at 2.75% — no change after last month’s cut. Why it matters: 🔹 Mortgage rates aren’t dropping yet, but we’re getting closer 🔹 Signals caution amid global uncertainty (👀 at US tariffs)

#BREAKING: Bank of Canada again holds key interest rate at 2.75% ctvnews.ca/business/artic…

Canada’s housing market is on a roll — July sales rose 3.8% (4th month in a row 📈), Toronto up 35% since March. Prices remain steady, supply is balanced, and buyers are back.

The Bank of Canada trimmed its policy rate by 0.25%