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Phone scam judgement

Employment • 8h ago

A cannabis store employee lost $12,415 of his employer's cash to a Bitcoin ATM scam — and he has to pay it back

A B.C. worker was ordered to repay more than $12,000 after a workplace phone scam sent his employer’s cash to Bitcoin ATMs.

Enbridge protest in B.C. in 2012 + smiling retired couple + Hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for LNG in Dawson Creek, B.C.

Retirement • 9h ago

‘Attractive return potential’: CPP Investments joins US$3.1B LNG Canada deal. Here’s what it means for your pension

The pension fund manager is backing a stake in Canadian energy infrastructure. Its individual commitment remains undisclosed, and the deal does not directly change CPP payments.

President and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Greg Abel

Investing • 10h ago

Greg Abel just spent US$9.6 billion buying back Berkshire stock in one quarter — outpacing Buffett's final years

Berkshire Hathaway bought back US$9.6 billion of its own stock last quarter, even as insurance profits fell. Here’s what CEO Greg Abel’s spending signals for shareholders

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Stress over finances

Managing Money • 11h ago

40% of Canadians say they're worse off than a year ago — and nearly half are draining savings to pay everyday bills

A 2026 Willful survey finds grocery costs up 21% and 47% of Canadians tapping savings for daily expenses

B.C. Securities Commission Homepage + engineer stands in a mining shaft

Investing • 11h ago

‘Illegal insider trading’: B.C. Securities Commission alleges a senior exec sold $460K in shares through family accounts

The BCSC alleges Surge Battery Metals chair Graham Leslie Harris made over $460K through illegal insider trading in family accounts during a blackout period.

Crest of Toronto Blue Jays adorns the Rogers Centre, 2017 + Scottie Barnes of the Toronto Raptors drives to the hoop April, 2026

Investing • 8.1k views

Leafs, Raptors, Jays empire is worth $25B: Rogers plans to sell pieces to pay down debt. What investors should watch

Rogers paid $4.35 billion for the last 25% of MLSE, with a plan in place. Here’s what selling a piece of its sports business could mean for shareholders.

Paying someone for a burial plot

Real Estate • 12h ago

Only 23 of Toronto's 206 cemeteries still accept burials — and hundreds are now reselling plots on Kijiji

Toronto is running low on grave space, yet many Canadians selling burial plots online can’t find buyers. Here’s what Ontario’s rules allow and how to buy or sell safely

New home construction

Real Estate • 12h ago

New low-rise sales are up 17% but condo sales hit a record low — even with the HST rebate deadline fast approaching

Half a year in, Ontario’s expanded rebate has revived Toronto-area low-rise sales, but condo buyers, resale shoppers and anyone who misses the March 31, 2027 signing deadline are left out

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News • Nov 14

StatCan: Canada's top 20% hold 65.7% of net worth as financial market gains drive wealth gap wider in 2025

Statistics Canada says Canada's wealth gap widened in 2025 as market gains favoured wealthier households. Here's why some are falling behind — and practical steps to build financial security

Sports betting on gambling app

News • Nov 14

TheScore.bet hit with $200,000 Ontario penalty after two cash-out offers totalling nearly $480,000 failed

An Ontario bettor received no payout after accepting cash-out offers of about $380,000 and $100,000, prompting a $200,000 penalty against theScore Bet

Close up of mosquito biting someone, elderly couple walking on the beach

Insurance • Nov 14

Florida's 524-case dengue outbreak centered in Tampa Bay raises urgent travel insurance questions for Canadian snowbirds

Florida has documented 485 locally acquired dengue cases this year. Here’s what to check in your travel insurance policy — and what your provincial health care plan might cover

Grand Theft Auto VI 6 Vice City GTA Rockstar + group of kids playing video games

Managing Money • Nov 14

GTA VI costs $109.99 in Canada, but total costs can hit $1,500. Here’s how to avoid overpaying this holiday season

The game is only $109.99, but Canadians who need a new console and subscriptions could pay nearly $1,500 before tax. Here’s how to keep the cost of GTA VI under control.

Woman in a power wheelchair using a ramp to enter accessible van + WestJet commercial passenger airplane in Calgary, AB in 2026

News • Nov 14

‘Travel with confidence’: CTA says it will fine WestJet over tall wheelchair rule — but will other airlines follow?

Canada’s transport regulator says it can fine WestJet for non-compliance and that its decisions help guide other airlines. Here’s what that means if you fly with a mobility aid.

Planning a trip to the United States

News • Nov 13

Canadian trips to the U.S. climb 3% but stay 29% below 2024 — and the midterms haven't changed bookings yet

A Democratic sweep in Congress has some Canadians rethinking their U.S. boycott — but the loonie, travel insurance and new border rules still decide what a trip south really costs

Industry Minister Melanie Joly and Stellantis Canada CEO Trevor Longley

News • Nov 13

Stellantis gets 30 days to fix breaches or repay federal funds as Ottawa threatens legal action over Brampton plant

Minister Joly warns Stellantis to correct alleged breaches of a $529M funding deal or face repayment and legal action

Older, retired couple chatting in front of the computer in their home.

Managing Money • 20.7k views

Average Canadian net worth exceeds $1M, but costly money mistakes loom. Here’s how to protect your wealth

A seven-figure net worth doesn’t automatically mean you’re set for an easy retirement.

Luggage tag switching

News • Nov 12

Canadian seniors jailed abroad after Pearson workers allegedly swapped their bag tags onto drug-filled suitcases

Airlines offered some victims as little as a $300 flight credit. Here’s what the Pearson lawsuits mean for Canadian travellers — and how to protect your bags before you fly.

Rogers is being accused of 'fee-stacking' NHL games

News • Nov 12

Cogeco, Eastlink and SaskTel accuse Rogers of 'fee-stacking' Canadian hockey fans with $12.99 Monday NHL add-on

Rival providers want the CRTC to force Rogers to share Monday night NHL games at no extra wholesale cost

Stellantis sale talks

News • Nov 12

$1.5B in public funds and 2,000 jobs at stake as Ford, Ottawa and Unifor confront Stellantis over Brampton plant sale

The sale of an idled Brampton auto plant puts public funding promises to the test — and raises questions about what Canadians get for their money