RatesJune 28, 2026 ยท 5 min read

Best Mortgage Rates in Canada โ€” June 2026

The Bank of Canada held at 2.25% for the fifth time. Here's what that means for fixed and variable rates across Canada.

Bank of Canada Holds at 2.25%

On June 10, 2026, the Bank of Canada held its overnight rate at 2.25% for the fifth consecutive decision. With Prime Rate at 4.45%, here's where mortgage rates currently stand across Canada.

Current Best Mortgage Rates (June 2026)

TermBest RateWhere to Find It
Variable3.25โ€“3.45%Online lenders, brokers
1-Year Fixed4.49%Credit unions
3-Year Fixed4.69%Online lenders
5-Year Fixed4.84%Brokers, credit unions

How to Get the Best Rate

  • Use a mortgage broker โ€” they compare 30+ lenders and are free to use (paid by the lender)
  • Check credit unions โ€” often 0.25โ€“0.50% below major banks
  • Get pre-approved โ€” locks in your rate for 90โ€“120 days while you shop
  • Negotiate โ€” your lender's first offer is rarely their best

Fixed vs Variable: What Makes Sense Now?

With variable rates roughly 1.5% below 5-year fixed, variable is attractively priced. However, if rates rise 1.5% or more, variable becomes more expensive. Most economists expect the BoC to hold through summer with possible cuts in Q4 2026.

Our take: Variable makes sense for buyers with financial flexibility. Fixed makes sense for buyers who need payment certainty or are at the top of their budget.

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โš ๏ธ This article is for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Canada Mortgage Rates is not a licensed mortgage broker. Always verify with a licensed professional.

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