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This week, I wanted to share a practical resource for homeowners, future homeowners, or anyone thinking about expanding their property in Toronto. Many people would like to build a new home, add extra living space, or create a garden or laneway suite on their property, but often get stuck in the planning stage. Between design costs, permits, and zoning rules, the process can feel overwhelming. Both Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) and the City of Toronto offer c

This week, I wanted to highlight something a bit more local and practical—affordable golf options offered by the City of Toronto. Many people think golf in Toronto is expensive or exclusive. But the city actually operates several public golf courses that are open to everyone and priced much more reasonably than private clubs. You can explore these city-run courses, check fees and rentals, book tee times, and even learn a bit about their history: Dentonia Park Golf Course Don

This week, I came across an interesting article in the Financial Post discussing whether the Bank of Canada may cut interest rates, hold steady, or respond to rising global inflation risks. It raises an important question for households, businesses, and investors across Canada. Governor Tiff Macklem faces two very different realities. On one side, Canada’s domestic economy is slowing. Economist David Rosenberg described recent inflation trends as “flat as an ice hockey surfac