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What a COVID-19 Vaccine Could Mean for Canadian Real Estate Markets - CREA Cafe

Here is a great article that outlines what market watchers will be looking at in 2021. Charts to watch in 2021: The most important Canadian economic graphs for the year ahead - MacLean's https://www.macleans.ca//charts-to-watch-in-2021-the-most/

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What a COVID-19 Vaccine Could Mean for Canadian Real Estate Markets - interesting insights from CREA

Moving on Up: Should You Buy or Sell First? - RBC Discover and Learn

For Many Canadian Businesses, the Two Halves of 2021 Look Very Different - RBC Economics Report

Today, and everyday, we remember the men and women who have fought for our country.

Historic Housing Market Rally Made It Less Affordable to Own a Property in Canada - economic updates from RBC Economics

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More people working from home means a greater leeway in defining where home is. Here is a great article from HGTV that looks at the Covid 19 migration from city to rural areas.

Join John Stackhouse, Senior Vice President, Office of the CEO at RBC in conversation with the London Chamber of Commerce on Monday, November 16th. Moderated by London Chamber CEO Gerry Macartney, John will share his perspectives on how COVID has disrupted business and the long term implications of COVID on national, provincial and local economies.