CMHC reports further slowing of housing starts with no turnaround in sight
The six-month moving average for annual housing starts is down 3.5%
- By: The Canadian Press
- February 16, 2026 February 16, 2026
- 14:33
The six-month moving average for annual housing starts is down 3.5%
The turnaround follows two consecutive monthly declines
CEO Chadwick Westlake says he'd like to add wealth management to the bank's product mix
U.S. stocks steadied after a better-than-expected inflation report
This follows the dismissal of the fund's chair, and earlier resignation of three execs
Investors will be able to vote on the proposed changes at a Toronto meeting March 25
Plus, a slew of product launches, mergers and more
The pension fund delivered a 7% net return over the first three quarters of the year, and its 10-year annualized net return stands at 8.4%
Recapitalization transaction for Rockefeller closed in the quarter
Rewards can help credit unions grow share of member assets
Inflation fell to 2.4% in January relative to one year earlier — it's down from 2.7% in December
S&P/TSX composite was down more than 780 points on Thursday
Canadian insurance, annuities sales fell $34 million in Q4 year over year
After stabilizing a day earlier, crude prices resumed their climb early Thursday
It's the country's lowest annual growth target since 1991
51% of those surveyed reported being stuck in entry-level positions
Cases, penalties decline following leadership change, shift in focus
Fashion tech entrepreneur used false financials, audits to secure funding
Firms failed to disclose massive markups on pre-IPO securities
Know your clients, cover yourself
Labour productivity up 1.1% for the year 2025: Statistics Canada
Plan sponsors and administrators should remain vigilant in 2026: FSRA
Furey will become vice-chair as of March 16
Plus, moves at Our Family Office, Harvest ETFs, Manulife Wealth, Canada Life and more
Plus, Wellington-Alus Private Counsel and Ninepoint Partners add new talent
Also, 37 new ETFs were debuted in the month
Group warns that surge of ETF share class launches in the U.S. could threaten Canada's industry
Plus, fund risk rating changes, proposed fund mergers announced