Calgary is holding up pretty well right now I think.
http://www.findcalgary.ca/
But it's interesting to see how Vancouver, in particular, has really shifted. Inventory at a decade high, sales at a decade (and longer?) low. This is even before the amortizations got back to the original 25 years. Calgary this year is better than last year (of course noting that the previous two years has been decade lows in terms of sales)
Though I guess the OFSI just started pushing for stuff like actual income proof standards and such - should be interesting to see what happens after an small anticipated blip this week as the new rules come into effect. They're still pretty much handing out free money at these rates, I'm still surprised that sales aren't way way higher.