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The increase in Canadian insolvency filings may be less serious than previously thought, according to one of the country’s top economic research institutions.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says household debt reached a record high at the end of last year while mortgage activity slowed compared to a year earlier.

Serious delinquency rates “remained steady” in Canada as credit growth moved higher at the beginning of the year, according to TransUnion.

Canadian homeowners set to renew their mortgages this year can rest a little easier about having to pay higher rates.

Canadian consumers filed the most insolvencies in eight years in March, an indication record debt levels may be catching up with an increasing number of households.