Employment • 9h ago
'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.
Managing Money • 9h ago
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.
Managing Money • 9h ago
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.
News • 10h ago
'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
News • 10h ago
'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
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Investing • 11h ago
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.
Investing • 11h ago
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.
Managing Money • 12h ago
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.
Managing Money • 12h ago
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.
Real Estate • 1.8k 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
Real Estate • 1.8k 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
News • 23h ago
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.
News • 23h ago
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.
Retirement • 3.3k views
CPP's chief actuary projects payouts will exceed contributions by 2027 — but $47.6B in investment income covers the gap
A CPP rate cut will save an employee earning $70,000 about $133 a year starting in 2027 and tip the plan into a small cash-flow gap. Here’s why your pension is still on solid ground
Retirement • 3.3k views
CPP's chief actuary projects payouts will exceed contributions by 2027 — but $47.6B in investment income covers the gap
A CPP rate cut will save an employee earning $70,000 about $133 a year starting in 2027 and tip the plan into a small cash-flow gap. Here’s why your pension is still on solid ground
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Investing • Oct 16
Should Canadians investors chase the TSX's best mining stocks after a 2,502% run?
Mining companies grabbed a record 18 spots on this year’s TSX30 list — but a 3-year winners’ ranking is a look in the rear-view mirror, not a buy list
Investing • Oct 16
Should Canadians investors chase the TSX's best mining stocks after a 2,502% run?
Mining companies grabbed a record 18 spots on this year’s TSX30 list — but a 3-year winners’ ranking is a look in the rear-view mirror, not a buy list
News • Oct 16
Alberta farmers face $17.1B export threat as landlocked province votes on separation from Canada
Economists warn Alberta's economy could shrink by $41B to $62B a year if separation raises trade costs
News • Oct 16
Alberta farmers face $17.1B export threat as landlocked province votes on separation from Canada
Economists warn Alberta's economy could shrink by $41B to $62B a year if separation raises trade costs
News • Oct 16
StatCan: Paycheques rise slower than prices. What the national average raise of 2.3% really buys you
Wages rose 2.3% but prices are up 3%. Here’s what the gap costs Canadians and how to protect your pay
News • Oct 16
StatCan: Paycheques rise slower than prices. What the national average raise of 2.3% really buys you
Wages rose 2.3% but prices are up 3%. Here’s what the gap costs Canadians and how to protect your pay
News • Oct 15
VQA wine sales surge 43.7% at the LCBO while small Niagara wineries like Atlantis face closure within months
Ontario wine sales are booming at the LCBO, but cellar-door sales are falling — and that's where many small Niagara wineries make their money.
News • Oct 15
VQA wine sales surge 43.7% at the LCBO while small Niagara wineries like Atlantis face closure within months
Ontario wine sales are booming at the LCBO, but cellar-door sales are falling — and that's where many small Niagara wineries make their money.
Banking • 24.5k views
TD, BMO among 9 banks accused of debanking U.S. customers over political beliefs — what Canadians should know
A U.S. regulator found 9 major banks restricted accounts over political or religious views. Canada's Bank Act offers protections
Banking • 24.5k views
TD, BMO among 9 banks accused of debanking U.S. customers over political beliefs — what Canadians should know
A U.S. regulator found 9 major banks restricted accounts over political or religious views. Canada's Bank Act offers protections
News • Oct 15
Kelly Clarkson's one post triggered 8 million attacks on a small shop — here's how Canadian businesses can fight back
A celebrity’s viral complaint left a small Brooklyn shop facing a flood of negative reviews. Here’s how Canadian business owners can prepare, respond and avoid costly mistakes
News • Oct 15
Kelly Clarkson's one post triggered 8 million attacks on a small shop — here's how Canadian businesses can fight back
A celebrity’s viral complaint left a small Brooklyn shop facing a flood of negative reviews. Here’s how Canadian business owners can prepare, respond and avoid costly mistakes
News • Oct 15
Quebec man told he won a $70K boat in Tim Hortons' Roll Up To Win — court rules the email meant nothing
How an email sent by mistake landed Tim Hortons in some hot water
News • Oct 15
Quebec man told he won a $70K boat in Tim Hortons' Roll Up To Win — court rules the email meant nothing
How an email sent by mistake landed Tim Hortons in some hot water
Insurance • Oct 15
Montreal homeowners flooded twice despite backwater valves now face $442M in losses and years-long class actions
Insurers tally $442M in losses from Montreal's June storms. Here's what sewer backup coverage pays and what it doesn't
Insurance • Oct 15
Montreal homeowners flooded twice despite backwater valves now face $442M in losses and years-long class actions
Insurers tally $442M in losses from Montreal's June storms. Here's what sewer backup coverage pays and what it doesn't
News • Oct 15
Can a lender threaten ‘financial annihilation’ over a loan? A B.C. lender fined $34K highlights what’s off-limits
A Surrey lender must pay $34,000 after Consumer Protection BC found it harassed and misled 6 borrowers. Here’s what debt collectors can and can’t legally do — and how to make them stop
News • Oct 15
Can a lender threaten ‘financial annihilation’ over a loan? A B.C. lender fined $34K highlights what’s off-limits
A Surrey lender must pay $34,000 after Consumer Protection BC found it harassed and misled 6 borrowers. Here’s what debt collectors can and can’t legally do — and how to make them stop
Mortgages • 5.8k views
BoC’s No. 2 confirms interest rates can’t fix housing affordability. What it means for buyers and renewers
Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers says monetary policy is too blunt to fix housing — so Canadians buying or renewing a mortgage need a plan that doesn’t hinge on the Oct. 28 rate call
Mortgages • 5.8k views
BoC’s No. 2 confirms interest rates can’t fix housing affordability. What it means for buyers and renewers
Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers says monetary policy is too blunt to fix housing — so Canadians buying or renewing a mortgage need a plan that doesn’t hinge on the Oct. 28 rate call
Mortgages • Oct 15
Court-ordered home sales hit a 10-year high in B.C. — and Ontario mortgage delinquencies jumped 52%
Pandemic-era mortgage renewals are driving financial strain in Canada's priciest housing markets
Mortgages • Oct 15
Court-ordered home sales hit a 10-year high in B.C. — and Ontario mortgage delinquencies jumped 52%
Pandemic-era mortgage renewals are driving financial strain in Canada's priciest housing markets
Real Estate • 2.7k views
$30.5 million in B.C. presale condo contracts just became unenforceable — what buyers should check before walking away
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling found 39 Burnaby presale contracts unenforceable after the developer kept major problems from buyers — but it’s no free pass if your only problem is a falling market
Real Estate • 2.7k views
$30.5 million in B.C. presale condo contracts just became unenforceable — what buyers should check before walking away
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling found 39 Burnaby presale contracts unenforceable after the developer kept major problems from buyers — but it’s no free pass if your only problem is a falling market
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