Cambrian’s 2026 Election of Directors:
Every year, Cambrian’s board of directors is elected by our membership through a democratic voting process. This year, Cambrian is improving our digital voting process to make it easier for our members to vote.
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Southdale Branch Reopening:
Our renovated Southdale branch is officially open again! Join us Feb. 9-14 for our grand reopening celebration at 190-115 Vermillion Road.

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What is the difference between a Variable Open Mortgage and a Variable Closed Mortgage?

The Cambrian Variable Closed Mortgage typically has a lower interest rate than the Variable Open Mortgage.


The Cambrian Variable Closed Mortgage has a 5-year term and can be paid out prior to maturity, however a 3-month interest penalty will apply.  


The Cambrian Variable Open Mortgage has no specific term and can be paid out at any time without penalty.


Both the Variable Closed and the Variable Open have a variable rate that can fluctuate up or down throughout the life of the mortgage.