“I'm happy to see, finally, a rate cut. I wish it came a lot faster,” Gerry Best, a 66-year-old homeowner in Kitchener, Ont., said.But for Best, it won’t be enough to move the needle before his mortgage renewal on July 17 – just one week before the next interest rate announcement.
Gerry Best, a homeowner in Kitchener, Ont., says he's considering selling his house due to high mortgage payments. While Wednesday’s announcement was a little sigh of relief, he’s already looking ahead to the next one on July 24, before his mortgage payments are expected to increase $2,000 by the end of that month.
“What can you afford to pay? Don't go $1 over that. That way you don't have to worry about what happens in the future with interest rates.” McMaster pediatric surgery chief says deaths after tonsil surgery 'very rare'Increased police presence expected at weekend Walk with Israel event, related protest
Returning a shopping cart to the corral when you’re done with it may seem like common courtesy to some – but for others, it’s a chore. One TikTok post has reignited the debate.A woman in Kitchener living on disability benefits is sharing just how hard the process is, and hoping more can be done to help.In case you missed it, CTV News London has compiled all the top local stories from this week into one video for your convenience.
A Manitoba pride march and rally is serving up a message of love and acceptance after a food truck vendor set to take part in the event was threatened this week.A First Nation in Nova Scotia is purchasing two shipyards in the province, saying the acquisitions will position the band to compete for federal contracts, including those from the Defence Department.According to the study, data gathered show the average rental asking price in Nova Scotia jumped by 17.