Equifax Canada sees Canadian consumer debt rise to $2.68 trillion in Q2 2026
Reuters2026/08/24 09:45- Equifax Canada Q2 2026 market pulse showed total Canadian consumer debt at $2.68 trillion, up 4.18% year over year.
- Non-mortgage debt rose to $712.2 billion, up 4.8% year over year; 90+ day non-mortgage delinquency eased to 1.76%.
- Ontario mortgage holders remained a key stress point; 90+ day missed mortgage payments rose for 16 straight quarters.
- Ontario mortgage holders’ 90+ day non-mortgage delinquency climbed to 0.86%, up 27% year over year, diverging from the rest of Canada.
- Credit card debt increased to $134.2 billion; 90+ day credit card delinquency improved to 4.19% but stayed up 6.8% year over year.
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