Mitchell Weiser, Mobile Mortgage Advisor at CIBC

As supply remains tight in the Canadian housing market, a recent CIBC survey finds that most homeowners say the pandemic has not changed their intentions of staying put. Many are choosing to use their accumulated savings to renovate their current property.

If your produce drawer is overflowing with vegetables, think outside the box; skip the salad and add them to your favourite dessert! Here are 10 ideas.

Do you have, or are planning to purchase a vacation property? Just like with your regular home, vacation property maintenance and safety should be a high priority. Here are some things to consider.

Lack of eye contact during video chats is one simple reason why fatigue starts. On most laptops or even a desktop computer with an external webcam, when you look at the camera itself, you are not looking at the person on the other end.

New listings finally joined all the other stats in the record-setting club in March. That burst of supply showed up exactly when you would expectat the start of the spring market, which is what enabled sales to go as high as they did.

Machine learning takes historical outage data collected and allows a computer to generate predictions for future needs based on forecasted weather conditions.

Researchers find that managers all too often skip these important steps when they’re writing performance reviews or recommendations for women. So when a woman in your organization shines, do everyone a favour and follow these three pieces of advice.

CIBC's Ben Tal shares his economic and investment insights for 2021. "The first half of the year will be tough, then we’ll probably see a strong comeback in the second half," driven by Canadians’ pent up savings of 100 billion dollars in excess cash.

Homes remain affordable in a number of Canadian real estate markets. Here are 10 Canadian markets where mortgages take up less than 15% of a household's average income.

Last year showed us the importance of human connection, and most of us are aching to spend in-person time with our colleagues when it’s safe. Let’s make it more than okay to take a (lunch) break, whether we choose to spend it eating or going for a walk.