A recent Toronto Star article predicts the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates in June. However, current economic data suggests inflation might be on the rise which usually discourages rate cuts. This raises important questions: Is the Bank of Canada prioritizing inflation control over assisting homeowners? Could a rate cut in June spark a buying surge similar to 2022?
In this episode Owen and I discuss the potential changes in interest rates by the Bank of Canada and their implications for the economy and individuals.
We chat about: 
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 <li>DC&#39;s reflections on life lessons, gratitude, and faith.
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 <li>Canada&#39;s economic situation, including interest rates and Bank of Canada&#39;s policies and their implications.
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 <li>Rising cost of living,  increased costs of groceries and their impact on everyday Canadians.
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 <li>Recent tax policies and their detrimental effects on small businesses and individual financial stability.
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 <li>Broader implications of governmental actions on the entrepreneurial spirit.
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 <li>Future economic prospects for Canadians.
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 <li>The need for Canadians to advocate for change.
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