Canadian Market Data

Live rates, indicators, and trends from Bank of Canada & Statistics Canada.

BoC Rate

2.25%

-0.75 YoY

Next Announcement

Mar 18

2w 1d

5yr Bond

2.67%

0.00 YoY

Live from Bank of Canada · as of Feb 27, 2026

Rate Direction

Yield curve, mortgage spreads, housing supply, and borrower stress signals.

Yield Curve

+0.79%

10yr minus 3yr spread

Normal — economy expanding

Mortgage Spread

3.42%

Posted 5yr minus 5yr bond

Wide — banks pricing in risk

Supply Pipeline

238K

annualized housing starts

+1.8% vs year ago

Borrower Stress

0.20%

mortgage arrears rate

+4 bps vs year ago

Year-Over-Year

12-month change

BoC Rate

2.25%

-25.0%

was 3.00%

5yr Bond

2.67%

0.0%

was 2.67%

Prime Rate

4.45%

-14.4%

was 5.20%

Unemployment

6.5%

-3.0%

was 6.7%

Housing Starts

238K

+1.8%

was 234K

MLS HPI

130.2

-3.8%

was 135.3

Mortgage Debt

$2.40T

+4.6%

was $2.29T

Arrears

0.20%

+25.0%

was 0.16%

Renewal Pipeline

Mortgage maturities by month, type, and volume. Covers ~80% of the market (OSFI-regulated institutions).

Monthly Renewal Wave

Mortgages maturing per month (thousands) · Sep 2024 – Dec 2028

Pipeline

1.8M

Peak

Jun '26

Total

5.7M

2024

0.4M

2025

1.7M

2026

1.8M

2027

1.4M

2028

0.4M

BoC Staff Analytical Note SAN-2025-1 (Chart C4) · bips.ca

Fixed 5yr+1356K
Fixed <5yr327K
Variable166K
BoC SAN-2025-21 (C2B1)

Origination Trends

Funding volumes, rate type mix, amortization, insurance split, and buyer composition.

Insured $ Advanced

$9B

$685M

+17.5% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Uninsured $ Advanced

$42B

$613M

+18.9% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Avg Insured Rate

4.16%

0.02

-14.1% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Avg Uninsured Rate

4.28%

0.02

-12.7% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Actual 5yr Fixed

4.23%

Dec 2025

Actual 5yr Variable

4.06%

0.03

Dec 2025

Rate Type Mix

Jul 2025 · change vs prior quarter

Variable
20.5%-5.2pp
Fixed <3yr
9.1%-0.7pp
Fixed 3-5yr
40.9%+7.5pp
Fixed 5yr+
29.5%-1.6pp

Source: Bank of Canada FVI (OSFI RESL2)

Amortization Period

Jul 2025 · change vs prior quarter

<25 years
20.1%-1.3pp
25 years
35.5%+0.9pp
>25 years
43.3%+0.5pp

Source: Bank of Canada FVI (OSFI RESL2). New originations at federally regulated institutions — ~80% of market.

Insured vs Uninsured

BoC A4 & CMHC RMIDR · Dec 2025

Insured

$376B

23%

Uninsured

$1.25T

77%

CMHC / Sagen / Canada Guaranty backed vs no default insurance

Bank of Canada A4 Banking & Financial Statistics · Federally regulated institutions only

Buyer Composition

Share of originations (OSFI-regulated institutions, RESL2)

FTHB43%
Repeat33%
Investor24%

First-Time Buyers

43.5%

0.5

-4.3% vs year ago

Apr 2025

Repeat Buyers

32.9%

2.1

+11.5% vs year ago

Apr 2025

Investors

23.6%

2.6

-5.7% vs year ago

Apr 2025

Population 25-44

12.1M

prime homebuying cohort

+1.2% vs year ago

Median income (25-54): $57,400

Price Expectations (12mo)

+4.5%

national avg

ON

+2.5%

BC

+2.7%

AB

+4.3%

QC

+5.1%

Atlantic

+5.2%

BoC Consumer Survey of Canadian Expectations

BoC A4 (funds advanced, rates) · BoC FVI RESL2 (rate type, amortization, buyer types) · BoC FVI Weekly (actual rates) · StatsCan (demographics, income) · BoC Consumer Survey (price expectations) · as of Dec 2025

Borrower Health

Arrears, LTV distribution, debt service ratios, and credit quality.

Arrears by Product Type

60+ days in arrears, BoC FVI

LTV Distribution at Origination

Loan-to-value ratio of new mortgages

Average LTV: 72.7%

Median LTI

292.4%

0.8

+3.4% vs year ago

Apr 2025

LTI >450%

11.9%

0.5

+14.9% vs year ago

Apr 2025

Median DSR

18.8%

0.6

-7.0% vs year ago

Apr 2025

DSR >25%

22.5%

3.7

-26.6% vs year ago

Apr 2025

Delinquency Rate (2015-2025)

Source: CMHC Mortgage and Debt Data Tables · bips.ca

Credit Card Stress (Mortgage Holders)

Avg CC Utilization

25.3%

0.2

-3.2% vs year ago

Jul 2025

CC Util >80%

10.1%

0.0

-3.7% vs year ago

Jul 2025

CC 30+ Day Delinq

1.8%

-0.5% vs year ago

Jul 2025

BoC FVI_HOUSEHOLD · Mortgage holders tracked by credit bureaus

Current LTV Distribution (Outstanding Stock)

All outstanding mortgages, not just new originations

≤65% LTV

71.2%

65-80% LTV

20.2%

80%+ LTV

8.4%

BoC Staff Analytical Note SAN-2025-21 (Chart C2)

Sub-660 Share

3.8%

-0.9pp

700+ Share

89.7%

New

Avg Score

755

New

Borrower Credit Quality

Source: CMHC / Equifax Canada · bips.ca

BoC FVI (arrears, LTV, LTI, DSR at origination, CC stress, RESL2) · CMHC / Equifax Canada (credit quality) · as of Jul 2025

Beyond the Headline Rate

Delinquency by Lender Type

CMHC's headline delinquency rate (0.22%) covers insured residential mortgages at chartered banks. Below is the 90+ day arrears rate broken out by lender type and insurance status.

MIE Uninsured

2.38%

90+ day arrears

vs CMHC Headline

11x

higher than reported

MIE Uninsured Low

0.62%

2022Q2

Increase Since Low

285%

2022Q2 to 2025Q3

90+ Day Delinquency Rate by Lender Type (Uninsured)

Source: CMHC RMIR Dashboard (OSFI E2 + StatsCan Survey of Non-Bank Mortgage Lenders) · bips.ca

Market Size by Lender Type (Q3 2025)

Lender TypeInsuredUninsuredTotal
Chartered Banks1473K3584K5.06M
Credit Unions289K1193K1.48M
MFC/Trust191K60K0.25M
MIE (Private)37K68K0.11M
Total Market1.99M4.91M6.90M

71% of all mortgages are uninsured. Bank arrears suppressed in CMHC download for confidentiality. · bips.ca

Ontario Private Lending (FSRA 2024)

FSRA's Annual Report shows 65,233 private mortgages worth $32B in Ontario alone — 15.8% of the market. MIE delinquency hit 1.22% (Q3 2024), and 39% of consumers in this channel are classified as "vulnerable" (up from 22%).

51% of private mortgages with 6-month terms had APRs exceeding 35%. These borrowers face the highest renewal risk — many lack an exit strategy back to traditional lending.

Headline vs. full market comparison

CMHC's headline delinquency rate (0.22%) covers insured mortgages at chartered banks. MIE uninsured delinquency is 2.38% — 11x the headline rate, up from 0.62% (2022Q2). Private lenders without public reporting obligations are not included in any of these figures.

Geography

Mortgage balances by province (chartered bank holdings, BoC A4).

Mortgage Assets by Province

Chartered bank residential mortgage holdings (BoC A4)

BoC A4 Banking & Financial Statistics (province balances) · as of Jul 2025

Economic Indicators

GDP, employment, inflation, housing supply, and market indices.

GDP (Monthly)

$2.34T

$6B

+0.9% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Unemployment Rate

6.5%

0.3

-3.0% vs year ago

Jan 2026

Employment

21.1M

24.8K

+0.6% vs year ago

Jan 2026

Inflation (CPI YoY)

2.3%

0.1

+21.1% vs year ago

Jan 2026

CPI Shelter

189.6

0.1

+1.7% vs year ago

Jan 2026

Retail Sales

$70.0B

$255M

-0.0% vs year ago

Dec 2025

Housing Starts

238K

42.6K

+1.8% vs year ago

Jan 2026

Posted 5yr Mortgage

6.09%

-6.2% vs year ago

Feb 2026

MLS Home Price Index

130.2

0.6

-3.8% vs year ago

Nov 2025

Sales-to-Listings

52.7%

0.5

-8.5% vs year ago

Nov 2025

Building Permits

$12.8B

$821M

-3.6% vs year ago

Dec 2025

New Housing Price Index

121.5

0.5

-2.3% vs year ago

Jan 2026

Combined Economic Indicators (Quarterly Data)

All indicators on a single scale • Interactive zoom & pan • 10 years (2015-2025)

BoC Rate

2.25%

Oct 2025

US Fed Rate

3.63%

Dec 2025

5Y Bond Yield

2.96%

Jan 2026

Inflation

2.4%

Dec 2025

Unemployment

6.5%

Jan 2026

GDP Growth

+0.6%

Q3 2025

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Sources: Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada • Quarterly data: 40 quarters (Q1 2015 - Q3 2025) • bips.ca

2024 PRs

484K

+2.6%

NPRs

2.8M

7.3% of pop

2025 Target

395K

-18%

Immigration & Population Growth

Source: Statistics Canada, IRCC · bips.ca

Bank of Canada Valet API (policy rate, bonds, CPI, posted mortgage rate) · Statistics Canada (GDP, labour force, housing starts, building permits, HPI, retail sales) · as of Feb 2026

Analysis

The Renewal Wall: Where Every Borrower Fits

We mapped 1.8M renewing mortgages to A-lender, B-lender, and private tiers using the data above. See the full breakdown with live charts.

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