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Inflation rises to 3.1%

News • 3h ago

Canada's inflation jumps to 3.1% as gas surges 28%, putting a Bank of Canada rate hike back on the table

Gas prices are up nearly 28% from a year ago and the Bank of Canada is signalling higher inflation ahead — here’s what that could mean for your mortgage, savings and monthly budget

Woman looking panicked on phone with an image of a scammer and RCMP cruiser beside her

News • 15h ago

Scammers spoof Kelowna RCMP's real phone number to trick Canadians into handing over passwords and banking details

Fraudsters are faking the Kelowna RCMP’s caller ID and posing as officers across Canada — here’s how to spot the con and protect your bank accounts

Ticketmaster logo and a drop of water

News • 16h ago

Federal Court says Ticketmaster's fees aren't drip pricing — and it could weaken Canada's $38.9M Cineplex precedent

A Federal Court ruling says itemized ticket fees aren’t illegal if they’re shown up front. Here’s how Canadians can tell the difference — and what to do when a price creeps up at checkout

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Screenshot of CBC attempting to speak to Jonathon Pearce

News • 18h ago

‘Who are you to f- - -ing question it?’: $40M tax refund claim by conspiracy theorist prompts concerns about CRA process

A CBC investigation found the CRA agreed to more than $40 million in bogus refunds for an Ontario man who says Canada doesn’t exist. Here’s why it matters to every taxpayer.

Man holding mom next to image of depressed man

Managing Money • 20h ago

73% of Canadian caregivers risk their own financial security — how to help a parent without draining your RRSP

Caring for an aging parent can put your retirement savings under pressure. Here’s how to share the costs, check available support and protect your financial future.

Cat peering into hole

Real Estate • Oct 19

Quebec tenants paying $1,346/month face losing apartments over no-pet clauses — here's what the law actually says

A Quebec tribunal ruled that one tenant’s no-pet clause violated her Charter rights. Now an appeal will test whether that protection holds, and renters with pets have money on the line

New rental buildings

Real Estate • Oct 19

72% of rental developers paused projects, CMHC survey finds — and Canada could pay the price when demand returns

Rental developers are shelving projects as costs rise and rents soften. CMHC warns that today’s slowdown could leave Canada short of homes when demand recovers

TFSA limit

Managing Money • 1.2k views

The TFSA limit is likely rising to $7,500 for the first time since 2024: How to plan for Jan. 1

Inflation indexing all but guarantees a $500 bump in TFSA room for 2027, but the extra space only pays off if you time your contributions and withdrawals and pay attention to these transactions

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Canada fishing industry fund

News • 3.1k views

Ottawa and Atlantic provinces commit $300M to seafood exports after tariff battles hit lobster and crab markets

Ottawa's renewed $300M fund bets Canada's $8.47B seafood export industry can find buyers beyond the U.S. and China — a trade-war lesson that applies to every Canadian's finances

Neighbourhood in Brampton, Ontario

Mortgages • Oct 18

An Ontario senior's refinance allegedly cost $47,000 in fees — and they still lost their Brampton home

Ontario’s regulator alleges a Brampton broker misrepresented a senior’s finances on a $425,000 refinance that ended in a forced home sale. Here’s what to check before you sign

Seniors hiking

Banking • 2.8k views

A Bank of Canada hike on Oct. 28 could lift GIC rates but erode the bonds retirees already hold

Rising bond yields are pushing GIC rates higher, but they’re also eroding the value of existing bonds. Here’s how Canadian retirees can position their fixed income before the BoC’s next decision

Snow bunting bird and welcome to Florida sign

Insurance • 21.6k views

Only 28% of Canadians know a travel advisory change can void their insurance — what snowbirds need to check now

Ottawa updated its U.S. advisory twice this fall. Your travel insurance policy may respond differently than you expect

Las Vegas tourism

News • 23.2k views

Las Vegas lost 17.4% of Canadian visitors — now Nevada politicians are making it a midterm election issue

Canadian visits to Las Vegas fell 17.4% as the trade war and a weak loonie keep travellers home

Lourenco Goncalves CEO of Stelco's parent company + Stelco plant in Hamilton, Ontario

Employment • 21.1k views

'Stelco is having a great year': CEO confirms profits, accusing Ottawa of harassment as steelworkers are out of work

According to U.S. CEO, job cuts at Stelco are temporary, but Ottawa isn't convinced.

Log in screen concept + Young woman at an ATM looking shocked at her phone

Managing Money • Oct 17

Canadian spear-phishing losses hit $57.7M in 6 mos. How the 'changed bank details' scam drains contractors & homeowners

Spear-phishing cost Canadians $57.7 million in early 2026. Learn how payment-redirection scams target businesses and homeowners, and how to protect your money.

Daylight Savings Time

News • Oct 17

'Don't assume you know the time elsewhere in Canada': Clocks fall back on Nov. 1, or do they?

Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada fall back an hour on Nov. 1, while much of the West stays put. Here's what the split means for your shifts and travel

Maple Leafs, Blue Jays and Raptors

Investing • 13.6k views

Rogers values its Leafs, Raptors and Blue Jays portfolio at $25 billion — and plans to sell a minority stake

Rogers says its sports and media portfolio is worth more than $25 billion. Here’s what its planned minority-stake sale could mean for shareholders and the company’s debt.

Grown adult child and mother compare prices on dog food

Managing Money • Oct 17

Your middle-class paycheque may not cover your spending — C.D. Howe says Canada's bottom 60% spend more than they earn

A C.D. Howe report shows financial pressure extends into middle-income households. But spending more than your income doesn’t always mean taking on debt.

Evection notice

Real Estate • 2.1k views

A B.C. landlord lost $41,380 over a family-use eviction — Ontario's new 60-day rule gives tenants a similar shield

A $41,380 B.C. case highlights the risks of family-use evictions as Ontario introduces new protections for tenants

Elon Musk + P1-SUN Jetkiller interceptor drone + Ukraine President Zelensky

News • 4.5k views

Starlink’s Ukraine slowdown is a warning for anyone whose internet, bank or power runs through just 1 provider

Ukraine leans on the Elon Musk owned Starlink internet service provider to power their defensive drones — but found the service throttled when they wouldn't comply with Russian demands.