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1981: 18.15%.
2021: 1.39%.
Neither was normal.
Historical average: 9.54%.
Today's ~4.4% sits below average.
Stop waiting for another emergency. It's a buyer's market, and buyers with a plan are winning.
What rate are you waiting for? 👇
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Fixed rates moved higher
🏦 Heads up, Grey-Bruce: fixed rates moved higher.
Best 5-year fixed is now 4.24%, up 0.15% from last month. Sub-4% is gone. On $400K that's ~$30+/month, $2,000 over 5 years. Buying or renewing? DM me and let's lock in a plan.
Brian Johnson retweeted
While everyone watches the Bank of Canada, the bond market already voted.
Another round of lenders hiked fixed rates 20bps this morning, and the 5-year bond yield just hit a 52-week high.
Your renewal letter doesn't care what the BoC does on Oct 28
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🚨ALLISON INQUIRY BOMBSHELL🚨
Former CBC producer Rodney Palmer just delivered a forensic presentation to the panel on how Canada’s public broadcaster morphed into a Chinese-style propaganda arm. Called out his former colleagues — and DESTROYED whatever credibility they had left.
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Dan Hartman shares the story of his 17 year old son Sean, who passed away after receiving a Covid vaccine.
To support Dan Hartman please visit:
answers4sean.ca/
To continue to watch the @AllisonInquiry please visit:
covidtestimony.com/
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🚨 CARNEY MISSING IN ACTION 🚨
The U.S. ambassador says Canada and the U.S. are “not anywhere close” to a trade framework.
Now Mexico’s economy secretary says Canada was absent from negotiations.
So what exactly has Mark Carney been doing?
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It’s only June but I’m pretty sure this will be the best political ad of 2026.
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This is the kind of decisive response to a recession that only a master economist and crisis manager could give.
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Here’s a good account to follow. Keeping track of Carney’s carbon footprint…
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It’s now been officially confirmed by Honda today that it’s not building the $15 billion dollar EV plant in Ontario.
Elbows up!
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"New Home Construction is set to decline through 2028, as developers face high costs, weaker demand, and more unsold homes. Condominium starts will be especially weak. Rental projects will continue to drive new supply but will moderate over the forecast period."
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🏡 Mortgage Shopping? Don’t Just Chase the Rate.
The lowest rate isn’t always the smartest move. The right mortgage fits your timeline, income, and goals. I’ll help you build a strategy, not just pick a product.
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‼️NEW - TUCKER CALLS FOR REGIME CHANGE IN CANADA
"by force if necessary......talk about a country that is oppressing its own citizens."
"If anyone needs LIBERATION from a government that hates them, it's Canada"
Brian Johnson retweeted
SIX days have passed since the Federal Court of Appeal upheld Justice Mosley’s ruling - the Liberal government unlawfully and unconstitutionally violated the rights and freedoms of Canadians by invoking the closest thing we have to martial law, the Emergencies Act, to stifle the most peaceful and polite protest of all time, all to avoid a conversation regarding the valid concerns of their own citizens.
In a healthy, functioning democracy, Canadians would’ve already accepted the resignations of every single MP and staffer involved, saw the commencement of investigations, and, at bare minimum, received an apology for unlawfully freezing their bank accounts, being threatened from an interim police chief (looking at you Steve Bell!) they would be hunted down and financially crippled, tear gassed, shot with rubber bullets, trampled, defamed, knowingly and wrongfully accused of heinous crimes, having the ‘justice’ system weaponized against them, and for stealing their money under the guise that Canadians were funding t3rr0rism, although they knew this was not true.
SIX DAYS.
No statement from the PMO.
No statement from the Justice Minister.
No taxpayer subsidized media asking questions.
No substantive statement from the Official Opposition.
🚨Appeal Court: Invocation of the Emergency Act by government was unreasonable
The Federal Court of Appeal affirms lower court ruling today that the invocation of the Emergency Act by the government was unreasonable.
OTTAWA— The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled that the invocation of a public order emergency under the Emergencies Act during the Freedom Convoy protests was unreasonable, dismissing the government's appeal against the Federal Court judgment of Justice Mosely. The decision of the Appeal Court also upheld the ruling of Justice Mosley that the seizure of bank accounts using Emergency Orders and the broad prohibition on peaceful protest infringed the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Chief Justice de Montigny, writing for the 3 judge appeal panel, stated that: "We are of the view that Cabinet did not have reasonable grounds to believe that a national emergency existed, taking into account the wording of the Act, its constitutional underpinning and the record that was before it at the time the decision was made."
In the lower court decision at the Federal Court, Justice Mosley concluded that there was no national emergency that seriously endangered the lives, health and safety of Canadians and that there were no reasonable grounds to believe that there was a threat to national security, as defined by the Emergencies Act and the CSIS Act. This was the legal position that The Democracy Fund lawyers argued before Commissioner Rouleau at the Public Order Emergency Inquiry in 2022. The Federal Court of Appeal has now vindicated this position.
TDF litigation director, Mark Joseph, hailed the Appeal Court's decision: "TDF lawyers attended the Freedom Convoy protests as legal observers and represented many clients criminally charged for their peaceful participation at these events. Our legal position then and now is that the invocation by the government of a public order emergency was a misuse of the Emergencies Act and a misreading of the legal authority to do so. We are pleased that the Court of Appeal has confirmed our legal position. More importantly, the Court has rehabilitated the rule of law in Canada and implicitly admonished the government for its abuse of power. Governments at the highest level now know that the exercise of power to curtail freedoms is not unfettered even in times of civil unrest and such power will be subject to review by courts."
Read the full update and donate to our legal fund here: thedemocracyfund.ca/federal_…
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Do we even need to ask who the real criminals are in this country?
SIX days have passed since the Federal Court of Appeal upheld Justice Mosley’s ruling - the Liberal government unlawfully and unconstitutionally violated the rights and freedoms of Canadians by invoking the closest thing we have to martial law, the Emergencies Act, to stifle the most peaceful and polite protest of all time, all to avoid a conversation regarding the valid concerns of their own citizens.
In a healthy, functioning democracy, Canadians would’ve already accepted the resignations of every single MP and staffer involved, saw the commencement of investigations, and, at bare minimum, received an apology for unlawfully freezing their bank accounts, being threatened from an interim police chief (looking at you Steve Bell!) they would be hunted down and financially crippled, tear gassed, shot with rubber bullets, trampled, defamed, knowingly and wrongfully accused of heinous crimes, having the ‘justice’ system weaponized against them, and for stealing their money under the guise that Canadians were funding t3rr0rism, although they knew this was not true.
SIX DAYS.
No statement from the PMO.
No statement from the Justice Minister.
No taxpayer subsidized media asking questions.
No substantive statement from the Official Opposition.