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Canada’s Housing Market Depends on Where You Live (Province Breakdown 2026)

Canada is not one housing market. It is ten provincial stories moving at different speeds. Some regions are rising. Some are correcting. Some are stalled. In this full province-by-province breakdown, we look at how Canada’s housing market has changed since 2020 and why the cycle is unfolding differently across Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, and the Prairies. We examine: • Growth from 2020 to today • Which provinces are late cycle vs early cycle • Migration effects • Investor exposure • Mortgage renewal pressure • National risk tied to Ontario and BC • What Phase 2 really means Strength somewhere does not erase weakness somewhere else. It simply means Canada is moving through the housing cycle at different speeds. This is structural analysis of the Canadian real estate market in 2026. 0:00 – Canada Is Not One Market 1:45 – The 2020–2022 Boom Explained 4:00 – Ontario: Late Cycle Pressure 7:00 – British Columbia: Fragile Luxury 10:00 – Alberta: Migration Momentum 13:00 – Saskatchewan & Manitoba: Stable Cycles 15:30 – Quebec: Transition Phase 18:00 – Atlantic Canada: Pandemic Boom Cooling 21:00 – Newfoundland: Separate Cycle 23:00 – National Risk: Why Ontario & BC Still Matter 24:15 – Final Take: Different Speeds, Same Country 📌 About this channel: Economic, housing, and social analysis of Canada’s future — one consequence at a time. 🔔 STAY CONNECTED 📺 Subscribe →    / @unlockyourway   📸 Instagram →   / unlockyourway   ✉ Contact → unlockyourway@gmail.com ⚠ DISCLAIMER This content reflects personal opinion and is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not financial, legal, or professional advice. Viewers should consult qualified professionals regarding their own decisions.