Canadians keen on owning a home despite market uncertainties, according to RBC survey; statues at Queen's Park to be wrapped to protect against vandalism, house speaker says; social assistance rates often too low to keep people housed, new research finds; and other news.

Canadians keen on owning a home despite market uncertainties: RBC survey (The Star)

Statues at Queen's Park to be wrapped to protect against vandalism, house speaker says (CBC)

Social assistance rates often too low to keep people housed, new research finds (The Globe and Mail)

Fixed mortgage rates up dramatically since start of Iran war — and they’re unlikely to drop soon (The Star)

Bank of Canada to make interest rate announcement amid clouded outlook (CTV News)

Solo drivers will soon be able to use HOV lanes in off-peak hours: transportation minister (CBC)

Temporary bleachers are being built at BMO Field for the FIFA World Cup. Are they safe? (The Star)