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Canadian mortgage rates rose this week across fixed and variable products. See today's rates and what the increase means for buyers and those looking to refinance.
Canadian mortgage rates declined this week following geopolitical developments that eased inflation concerns and pushed bond yields lower.
When the Bank of Canada holds its policy rate, the immediate effect on housing and mortgages depends on your mortgage type and renewal timeline.
Fixed mortgage rates in Canada are trending downward as of June 17, 2026, creating opportunities for borrowers to lock in lower rates on purchases, renewals, and refinances.
When the Bank of Canada pauses its policy interest rate, the impact on Canadian mortgage rates depends on whether you have a variable or fixed-rate mortgage, and whether you are renewing, refinancing, or buying.
Compare fixed-rate and variable-rate mortgages in Canada to understand how each works, their advantages and risks, and which option fits your financial goals and risk tolerance.
Fixed mortgage rates declined slightly while variable rates continue to fluctuate as the Bank of Canada maintains its current monetary policy stance.
Learn how to choose between a fixed-rate and variable-rate mortgage in Canada by understanding rate structures, assessing your risk tolerance, and evaluating your financial goals.