Greater Toronto is following a current North American wide trend – flight to the suburbs. There’s been a surge of real estate sales, and this is due largely to the

Many people who make a living in Vancouver cannot afford to buy a detached home in the city. Like in many larger cities, people will commute to the suburbs, where

Small (new) to medium businesses in Canada are significant contributors to the economy of the country. Covid-19 has made it difficult for small to medium businesses to thrive the way

In a report on Thursday, the Canada Mortgage And Housing Corporation looked at the state of the mortgage market in Canada. This year’s numbers, as is the case with just

CANADIAN UNITED IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM SMALL BUSINESSES FOR A RELIEF GRANT UP TO $5,000.00 Royal Bank of Canada, ‘Corporate Canada’, Business Associations and Major Media Partners have teamed

It cannot be denied; Canadian companies are facing critical challenges. These challenges have not gone ignored. At the beginning of September, the Federal government announced the extension of two pandemic

“Generally speaking, market conditions remained very tight in the GTA resale market in August. Competition between buyers was especially strong for low-rise home types, leading to robust annual rates of

Matrix Mortgage Global – 3X Winner The team at Matrix Mortgage Global is incredibly proud to announce that we have been named Broker of the Year for the third consecutive

Getting a mortgage can be challenging enough when your credit is good, but when you have poor credit it can seem like your dream of owning a home is impossible.

For the past 5 months, Covid-19 has brought the world to a halt. The viral pandemic has confined us within four walls. With parents working from home and kids taking

If you are considering refinancing your mortgage or if someone has recommended that you should, you probably have a lot of questions about what exactly that means and what it

The COVID-19 health crisis has forced many businesses to go online. Even businesses that previously thought they were “in-person” only are finding that when necessity demands it, they are able

COVID-19 has changed the ways that consumers interact with business. There are more online sales, and when customers do shop in person, they make less frequent trips with larger purchases.

There is no doubt that the current COVID-19 situation is a serious health crisis. But for many Canadians, it is an economic crisis as well. As “non-essential” businesses are being

    As we all try to orient ourselves in our new COVID-19 Quarantine reality, the idea of work and productivity will be redefined. For many of us, we separated