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CANADA COULD BE WALKING INTO A RATE SHOCK. 🚨 Inflation is still 50% above target while the economy rebounds. If the Bank of Canada hikes rates, mortgage holders will be crushed and housing takes another hit. One more rate hike could break an already broken housing market.

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