Join us as we delve into the unprecedented housing boom in Canada, sparked by the pandemic. The country has witnessed a surge in housing prices, with investors flocking to the market in search of lucrative opportunities. In this video, we'll explore the factors driving this trend, from low interest rates to government policies, and examine the impact on the housing market.

Let's explore the unprecedented urban explosions of the 2010s in Vancouver and Toronto, two of Canada's most populous cities. The decade saw a wild ride in the real estate markets of these cities, with soaring property prices, intense competition, and a massive influx of new residents. From the detached homes of Vancouver's suburbs to the sleek condos of Toronto's downtown core, we'll examine the factors that drove this explosive growth and what it means for the future of these cities.

Discover the reasons behind Canada's relatively mild experience during the 2008 financial crisis. This video explores the key factors that contributed to Canada's resilience, including its banking system, regulatory framework, and economic policies. Learn how Canada's unique approach helped mitigate the impact of the global financial meltdown, and what lessons can be applied to future economic challenges.

The 2000s commodities super cycle in Canada was a phenomenon that led to arguably the first nationwide bubble in the country's history. This video delves into the factors that contributed to this economic shift, including rising global demand, increased investment, and speculation.

In this video, we delve into the dramatic housing bubble that engulfed Toronto in the 1990s, a period marked by significant fluctuations in the market. Through a thorough market analysis, we explore the factors that led to the housing crisis, including speculation, economic conditions, and government policies. The 1990s Toronto housing market experienced a remarkable boom, followed by a sharp decline, leaving many homeowners and investors reeling.

From skyrocketing prices fueled by inflation fears and speculation to the brutal burst triggered by sky-high interest rates over 20%. Discover how home values doubled in years, then plummeted 35-40% amid a national recession, and why Vancouver's bubble was uniquely intense compared to the rest of Canada.

In this episode, we explore the chaotic 1970s inflation crisis in Canada and how housing emerged as a powerful shield against skyrocketing prices. From stable pre-1970s affordability to the oil shocks that fueled double-digit inflation, discover why Canadians turned to real estate as a wealth-preserving investment during stagflation. We'll dive into economic data, public sentiments, and lessons that still resonate today amid modern economic pressures.

If you've been feeling like the last ten years in Canada have been one long grind—sky-high bills, homes that feel like they're priced for billionaires, and wages that just can't keep up—you're not alone. Today, we're diving into something that's been buzzing in conversations from coffee shops to comment sections: the "Lost Decade." It's a term that's thrown around a lot when people talk about Justin Trudeau's time as prime minister, from 2015 to 2025. But what does it really mean? Was it all on him, or are there bigger forces at play that started brewing even before he took office? And crucially, how did this hit different generations?