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Jun 23, 2026
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The new face of insolvency: How a softening housing market is dragging Canadian homeowners under
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The new face of insolvency: How a softening housing market is dragging Canadian homeowners under
EDITORIAL
23 JUNE 2026
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With one in seven dollars of household income now servicing debt, the escape valve that once protected indebted homeowners—rising equity—has slammed shut
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Canadian household credit market debt climbed to $3.25 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, up 4.4 percent year over year—the sixth consecutive quarter in which debt outpaced income growth. As Graeme Gordon reported, the debt-service ratio has reached 14.75 percent, meaning near…
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