News • 4h ago
Canada's Competition Bureau says grocery stores may sell below flyer prices — but shoppers won't see those deals online
A Competition Bureau investigation suggests some grocery shoppers may not see a retailer's lowest possible price in flyers or online — but checking in-store prices can help uncover better deals
News • 5h ago
Diesel tops $2.75/litre in Canada, and a Montreal-Toronto haul now costs $1,400 — grocery bills are next
Record diesel costs are moving through Canada’s supply chain, and shoppers could feel the pass-through on groceries and goods for months — even if global supply improves.
News • 5h ago
Diesel tops $2.75/litre in Canada, and a Montreal-Toronto haul now costs $1,400 — grocery bills are next
Record diesel costs are moving through Canada’s supply chain, and shoppers could feel the pass-through on groceries and goods for months — even if global supply improves.
Insurance • 6h ago
Ontario woman dropped by her home insurer after two claims in three years — her premiums have since doubled
An Ontario homeowner lost her home insurance coverage after two claims and now pays twice as much. Her experience shows how even smaller claims can affect your premiums and renewal
Insurance • 6h ago
Ontario woman dropped by her home insurer after two claims in three years — her premiums have since doubled
An Ontario homeowner lost her home insurance coverage after two claims and now pays twice as much. Her experience shows how even smaller claims can affect your premiums and renewal
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Managing Money • Oct 11
67% of Canadian hospitality workers report falling tips as 'tipping recession' hits — how to tip smart
A new survey suggests Canadian hospitality workers are seeing fewer tips as consumers rethink when, where and how much they tip
Managing Money • Oct 11
67% of Canadian hospitality workers report falling tips as 'tipping recession' hits — how to tip smart
A new survey suggests Canadian hospitality workers are seeing fewer tips as consumers rethink when, where and how much they tip
News • 5.5k views
Canadian snowbirds who skip U.S. registration face US$5,000 fines and up to 6 months in jail under new DHS rule
Canadian snowbirds who skip U.S. registration face US$5,000 fines and up to 6 months in jail under new DHS rule
News • 5.5k views
Canadian snowbirds who skip U.S. registration face US$5,000 fines and up to 6 months in jail under new DHS rule
Canadian snowbirds who skip U.S. registration face US$5,000 fines and up to 6 months in jail under new DHS rule
Mortgages • Oct 11
All six big banks raised fixed mortgage rates by up to 0.5 points in five weeks — here's what renewals now cost
Bond yields are pushing big bank fixed mortgage rates higher, and Canadians renewing in the next few months have a shrinking window to compare offers, hold a rate and avoid an automatic rollover
Mortgages • Oct 11
All six big banks raised fixed mortgage rates by up to 0.5 points in five weeks — here's what renewals now cost
Bond yields are pushing big bank fixed mortgage rates higher, and Canadians renewing in the next few months have a shrinking window to compare offers, hold a rate and avoid an automatic rollover
News • Oct 11
CBC aired cricket in Hockey Night's old slot to just 27,000 viewers — while Sportsnet's NHL game drew 1.45 million
Just 27,000 Canadians watched CBC’s Saturday cricket debut, but the real story is where sports audiences — and your viewing dollars — are moving next
News • Oct 11
CBC aired cricket in Hockey Night's old slot to just 27,000 viewers — while Sportsnet's NHL game drew 1.45 million
Just 27,000 Canadians watched CBC’s Saturday cricket debut, but the real story is where sports audiences — and your viewing dollars — are moving next
News • Oct 11
7 stunning Canadian fall destinations that cost as little as $0, even as gas prices spike 22.8%
Searches for rural fall stays are climbing, but pricier gas and the end of free national park entry mean a close-to-home getaway still needs a budget
News • Oct 11
7 stunning Canadian fall destinations that cost as little as $0, even as gas prices spike 22.8%
Searches for rural fall stays are climbing, but pricier gas and the end of free national park entry mean a close-to-home getaway still needs a budget
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News • Oct 11
2 Ontario tech workers face jail and $1.85M in fines after trading on confidential press releases for years
Two Ontario tech workers are going to jail and face more than $1.85 million in fines after using confidential information they accessed through their jobs to trade ahead of corporate announcements.
News • Oct 11
2 Ontario tech workers face jail and $1.85M in fines after trading on confidential press releases for years
Two Ontario tech workers are going to jail and face more than $1.85 million in fines after using confidential information they accessed through their jobs to trade ahead of corporate announcements.
Insurance • Oct 11
Could auto insurance rates double if the BC Conservatives win? What B.C. residents should know before Oct. 24 election
A letter by Conservative Party of BC leader puts ICBC's no-fault model and private competition on the table before the Oct. 24 vote. Here's what the rate claims rest on and residents should do can do
Insurance • Oct 11
Could auto insurance rates double if the BC Conservatives win? What B.C. residents should know before Oct. 24 election
A letter by Conservative Party of BC leader puts ICBC's no-fault model and private competition on the table before the Oct. 24 vote. Here's what the rate claims rest on and residents should do can do
News • Oct 10
Scammer maxes out $35K line of credit opened in Brampton man's name at a bank branch he's never visited
Credit card application fraud in Canada hit 0.91% in Q2 2026. Here's how to protect yourself
News • Oct 10
Scammer maxes out $35K line of credit opened in Brampton man's name at a bank branch he's never visited
Credit card application fraud in Canada hit 0.91% in Q2 2026. Here's how to protect yourself
News • Oct 10
Diesel prices spike 75%, and economists warn Canadian grocery bills could climb even higher after Thanksgiving
Diesel is up 75% in a year, and once the harvest ends, more of the food Canadians buy travels farther to reach shelves. Here's how to get ahead of it
News • Oct 10
Diesel prices spike 75%, and economists warn Canadian grocery bills could climb even higher after Thanksgiving
Diesel is up 75% in a year, and once the harvest ends, more of the food Canadians buy travels farther to reach shelves. Here's how to get ahead of it
Investing • Oct 10
Questrade opens trading accounts to ChatGPT and Claude — letting AI draft orders and even execute them
Questrade clients can now use AI tools to read their portfolio, line up trades (for approval) and even trade on your behalf. Here’s what Canadian investors need to consider
Investing • Oct 10
Questrade opens trading accounts to ChatGPT and Claude — letting AI draft orders and even execute them
Questrade clients can now use AI tools to read their portfolio, line up trades (for approval) and even trade on your behalf. Here’s what Canadian investors need to consider
News • Oct 10
Vancouver man denied a colonoscopy at 33 got colon cancer at 35 — then built his own at-home screening test
A Vancouver man diagnosed with colon cancer at 35 built his own screening test — and his story shows why younger Canadians need a financial plan for a serious diagnosis.
News • Oct 10
Vancouver man denied a colonoscopy at 33 got colon cancer at 35 — then built his own at-home screening test
A Vancouver man diagnosed with colon cancer at 35 built his own screening test — and his story shows why younger Canadians need a financial plan for a serious diagnosis.
Managing Money • 2.3k views
Paying full price for Lululemon or Canada Goose? Why Canadians are turning to brand resale programs to save on gear
Lululemon, Canada Goose and Ikea now buy back and resell their own gear. Here’s how Canadians can pay less for premium brands — and when trading in for store credit isn’t worth it
Managing Money • 2.3k views
Paying full price for Lululemon or Canada Goose? Why Canadians are turning to brand resale programs to save on gear
Lululemon, Canada Goose and Ikea now buy back and resell their own gear. Here’s how Canadians can pay less for premium brands — and when trading in for store credit isn’t worth it
Investing • Oct 09
‘Canadian Warren Buffett’ Stephen Jarislowsky dies at 101 — his low-fee, buy-and-hold rules for Canadian investors
Jarislowsky turned $150 into a $40 billion firm. His rules on quality, patience and low fees still apply.
Investing • Oct 09
‘Canadian Warren Buffett’ Stephen Jarislowsky dies at 101 — his low-fee, buy-and-hold rules for Canadian investors
Jarislowsky turned $150 into a $40 billion firm. His rules on quality, patience and low fees still apply.
News • 4.5k views
‘Not theirs to offer’: Danielle Smith slams separatists’ U.S. royalty pitch — what Albertans have riding on it
Oil royalties fund 27% of Alberta’s budget, and a University of Calgary report shows how separation could reshape mortgage rates, pensions and paycheques.
News • 4.5k views
‘Not theirs to offer’: Danielle Smith slams separatists’ U.S. royalty pitch — what Albertans have riding on it
Oil royalties fund 27% of Alberta’s budget, and a University of Calgary report shows how separation could reshape mortgage rates, pensions and paycheques.
News • 1.6k views
Canada lost 68,000 jobs last month: What it means for the economy (just before the Oct. 28 Bank of Canada decision)
Two straight months of job losses have cooled talk of a rate hike, but with inflation at 3%, Canadians shouldn't count on cheaper borrowing just yet
News • 1.6k views
Canada lost 68,000 jobs last month: What it means for the economy (just before the Oct. 28 Bank of Canada decision)
Two straight months of job losses have cooled talk of a rate hike, but with inflation at 3%, Canadians shouldn't count on cheaper borrowing just yet
Employment • 13.3k views
'A contract is a contract': Winnipeg Jets' goalie, Connor Hellebuyck, is losing US$38,660 a day sitting out
Connor Hellebuyck is losing US$38,660 a day, or 45 cents a second, by refusing pre-season training and games and demanding a trade transfer
Employment • 13.3k views
'A contract is a contract': Winnipeg Jets' goalie, Connor Hellebuyck, is losing US$38,660 a day sitting out
Connor Hellebuyck is losing US$38,660 a day, or 45 cents a second, by refusing pre-season training and games and demanding a trade transfer
News • 2.9k views
Carney fires back after Elon Musk calls for 3 provinces to separate from Canada amid $143M in Ontario disputes
Musk's post grabbed headlines, but votes, laws and timelines will decide Canada's future — and those are what could move the loonie, provincial bonds and your savings
News • 2.9k views
Carney fires back after Elon Musk calls for 3 provinces to separate from Canada amid $143M in Ontario disputes
Musk's post grabbed headlines, but votes, laws and timelines will decide Canada's future — and those are what could move the loonie, provincial bonds and your savings
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