Read statement on reintroduction of 30-year ams on insured mortgages.
Valuable tool for members when meeting with election candidates.
We are encouraging meetings with government officials on affordability and their election campaign.
We have submitted a revised Pre-Budget Consultations document in advance of the 2019 Budget.
We are pleased to be one of the lobbying groups having the most contact with public officials.
We were pleased to participate in national housing discussions on common messaging to government.
Meetings were held with MPs and officials on the importance of our industry and rule change concerns.
Discussing mortgage rules ahead of the 2019 budget during the Standing Committee on Finance.
Report finds homeownership is the affordable alternative as rent costs continue to soar.
Insight and analysis into the Bank of Canada’s posted rates, & their effect on the mortgage market.
Our recommendations to the federal government to limit the impact the proposed tax changes could have on member businesses.
Our formal written submission to OSFI, in response to the recently released draft changes to Guideline B-20.
An overview of the recent federal mortgage eligibility changes and our recommendations to the government.
Federal Finance Minister Morneau announced the launch of consultations aimed at implementing tax code changes to tax planning strategies involving the use of private corporations.
Chief Economist Will Dunning reveals how Canadians are feeling overall about the economy and recent government changes in our latest edition of our survey report, Consumers’ Perspectives on Homebuying in Canada.
On Thursday, April 13, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance released a report on Canada’s housing markets.
Many of our members have been asking about the next steps following the Standing Committee on Finance’s study regarding the recent mortgage rule changes. Here is what we know and how we expect the next steps to unfold over the coming months.
Our submission to the Department of Finance in regards to its proposed new model for a risk-sharing mechanism for government-backed mortgage insurance in Canada.
Mortgage Professionals Canada has organized its first ever Parliament Hill Advocacy Days, which took place on March 6 and 7 in Ottawa.
Paul Taylor presents our concerns on the federal government’s mortgage insurance eligibility changes during the Standing Committee on Finance on Wednesday, February 1st.