News • 37m ago
Half of Canadian firms plan to raise prices again to recover profits tariffs already wiped out, Bank of Canada warns
The Bank of Canada says roughly half of firms facing unusually large cost increases plan to pass some or all of those costs on to customers, as businesses try to recover squeezed profit margins.
News • 2h ago
Montreal's $1,000 fine for insulting police officers faces constitutional challenge from civil liberties lawyers
Montreal's new bylaw allows fines of up to $1,000 for insulting city workers. Lawyers argue it violates freedom of expression and could impose unconstitutional penalties
News • 2h ago
Montreal's $1,000 fine for insulting police officers faces constitutional challenge from civil liberties lawyers
Montreal's new bylaw allows fines of up to $1,000 for insulting city workers. Lawyers argue it violates freedom of expression and could impose unconstitutional penalties
News • 3h ago
Carney sees progress in Canada-U.S. trade talks, but 50% tariffs on $27.6B in goods still hit household budgets
Canada's counter-tariffs hit U.S. furniture at 50% and appliances at 25%. A BoC rate hike to 2.50% could follow Oct. 28
News • 3h ago
Carney sees progress in Canada-U.S. trade talks, but 50% tariffs on $27.6B in goods still hit household budgets
Canada's counter-tariffs hit U.S. furniture at 50% and appliances at 25%. A BoC rate hike to 2.50% could follow Oct. 28
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Retirement • 4h ago
Bank of Canada survey shows long-term inflation fears at a 4-year high — is your retirement income keeping up?
Canadians now expect inflation near 4% for the next 5 years. Here's which retirement income keeps pace, which quietly loses ground and what to do about it.
Retirement • 4h ago
Bank of Canada survey shows long-term inflation fears at a 4-year high — is your retirement income keeping up?
Canadians now expect inflation near 4% for the next 5 years. Here's which retirement income keeps pace, which quietly loses ground and what to do about it.
Real Estate • 7h ago
Canada's home prices rose 101% since 2005, topping 18 peer countries — and CMHC points to one persistent gap
Canadian home prices rose 101% after inflation between 2005 and 2025. CMHC points to a smaller housing stock and years of demand outpacing supply
Real Estate • 7h ago
Canada's home prices rose 101% since 2005, topping 18 peer countries — and CMHC points to one persistent gap
Canadian home prices rose 101% after inflation between 2005 and 2025. CMHC points to a smaller housing stock and years of demand outpacing supply
Banking • 10h ago
RBC and BMO CEOs warn Canadians not to give Meta's Muse access to banking info after AI agent shared a man's address
Meta's Muse AI agent shared a seller's address and accepted a lowball offer. RBC and BMO push back on AI access to accounts.
Banking • 10h ago
RBC and BMO CEOs warn Canadians not to give Meta's Muse access to banking info after AI agent shared a man's address
Meta's Muse AI agent shared a seller's address and accepted a lowball offer. RBC and BMO push back on AI access to accounts.
Insurance • 11h ago
Ontario man's $27,000 sewage cleanup ate half his $50,000 policy limit before rebuild even started
A St. Catharines homeowner's flood revealed how fast sewer backup limits run out when cleanup and restoration share one cap
Insurance • 11h ago
Ontario man's $27,000 sewage cleanup ate half his $50,000 policy limit before rebuild even started
A St. Catharines homeowner's flood revealed how fast sewer backup limits run out when cleanup and restoration share one cap
News • 1.9k views
Air Canada cuts direct flights from Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal to 4 U.S. cities starting summer 2027
Air Canada will cut nonstop service from 3 of its biggest hubs to Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, Charleston and Seattle next summer as cross-border air travel remains well below 2024 levels
News • 1.9k views
Air Canada cuts direct flights from Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal to 4 U.S. cities starting summer 2027
Air Canada will cut nonstop service from 3 of its biggest hubs to Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, Charleston and Seattle next summer as cross-border air travel remains well below 2024 levels
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News • Oct 26
Chapman's butter tart flavour wins Best Ice Cream internationally as it drops 70% of U.S. ingredients
A Canadian ice cream maker’s buy-local pivot is earning global praise, but shoppers who want to do the same need to know which grocery labels actually count
News • Oct 26
Chapman's butter tart flavour wins Best Ice Cream internationally as it drops 70% of U.S. ingredients
A Canadian ice cream maker’s buy-local pivot is earning global praise, but shoppers who want to do the same need to know which grocery labels actually count
News • Oct 26
Obama rips Trump's 50% tariffs on Canada at Detroit rally as trade war hits Michigan auto industry
Obama called Canada 'that historical adversary' while slamming Trump's tariffs at a Detroit midterm rally
News • Oct 26
Obama rips Trump's 50% tariffs on Canada at Detroit rally as trade war hits Michigan auto industry
Obama called Canada 'that historical adversary' while slamming Trump's tariffs at a Detroit midterm rally
Managing Money • Oct 26
NHL bad-guy Brady Tkachuk does a good deed picking up dinner tab for former Ottawa Senators’ teammates
Ottawa’s most-booed former captain quietly covered dinner for old teammates, a gesture that raises a familiar money question for Canadians about who pays and how much generosity a budget can handle.
Managing Money • Oct 26
NHL bad-guy Brady Tkachuk does a good deed picking up dinner tab for former Ottawa Senators’ teammates
Ottawa’s most-booed former captain quietly covered dinner for old teammates, a gesture that raises a familiar money question for Canadians about who pays and how much generosity a budget can handle.
News • 7.9k views
Kevin Hassett blames Alberta vote for stalling Canada trade deal as 50% tariffs shift Oct. 30 and a rate hike looms
A White House adviser blamed Alberta's separation vote for the trade stalemate, then said a deal is near. Here's how Canadians can protect their jobs, mortgages and portfolios from the whiplash
News • 7.9k views
Kevin Hassett blames Alberta vote for stalling Canada trade deal as 50% tariffs shift Oct. 30 and a rate hike looms
A White House adviser blamed Alberta's separation vote for the trade stalemate, then said a deal is near. Here's how Canadians can protect their jobs, mortgages and portfolios from the whiplash
Managing Money • Oct 26
Canadians dropped $170.2M on OnlyFans in 2026, with 73% going to tips and pay-per-view — not subscriptions
Most of that money went to tips, pay-per-view and paid chats rather than subscriptions — a reminder that small, frequent digital purchases are the easiest to lose track of
Managing Money • Oct 26
Canadians dropped $170.2M on OnlyFans in 2026, with 73% going to tips and pay-per-view — not subscriptions
Most of that money went to tips, pay-per-view and paid chats rather than subscriptions — a reminder that small, frequent digital purchases are the easiest to lose track of
Loans • 1.3k views
Canadian's $4,000 Easyfinancial loan cost $12,000 after insurance they don't remember agreeing to
A borrower says loan insurance contributed to a $12,000 ordeal after taking out a $4,000 Easyfinancial loan. Experts explain the costs and how to challenge unwanted coverage
Loans • 1.3k views
Canadian's $4,000 Easyfinancial loan cost $12,000 after insurance they don't remember agreeing to
A borrower says loan insurance contributed to a $12,000 ordeal after taking out a $4,000 Easyfinancial loan. Experts explain the costs and how to challenge unwanted coverage
News • Oct 25
Air Canada now charging $30 to book a flight over the phone in a move that may largely impact senior travellers
A couple booking by phone now pays $60 plus tax in service fees. Accessibility exemptions apply, but preferring to speak with an agent doesn’t guarantee a waiver.
News • Oct 25
Air Canada now charging $30 to book a flight over the phone in a move that may largely impact senior travellers
A couple booking by phone now pays $60 plus tax in service fees. Accessibility exemptions apply, but preferring to speak with an agent doesn’t guarantee a waiver.
Employment • 1.4k views
81% of Canadian workers would ditch the office holiday party for a cash bonus — but the CRA takes a cut
Most Canadian workers would trade the open bar for cash, but tax rules mean a straight bonus isn’t always the most valuable thing to ask for
Employment • 1.4k views
81% of Canadian workers would ditch the office holiday party for a cash bonus — but the CRA takes a cut
Most Canadian workers would trade the open bar for cash, but tax rules mean a straight bonus isn’t always the most valuable thing to ask for
News • Oct 25
17% of young Canadians fell for financial scams last year — nearly double the rate of those 35 and older
Canadians reported $351M in fraud losses. Young adults aged were victims at twice the rate of older groups
News • Oct 25
17% of young Canadians fell for financial scams last year — nearly double the rate of those 35 and older
Canadians reported $351M in fraud losses. Young adults aged were victims at twice the rate of older groups
Retirement • 23.2k views
11 best Caribbean islands for Canadian retirees, ranked — with monthly costs from $1,400 to $3,500
We ranked 11 Caribbean islands by cost of living, healthcare, safety and visa options for Canadian retirees
Retirement • 23.2k views
11 best Caribbean islands for Canadian retirees, ranked — with monthly costs from $1,400 to $3,500
We ranked 11 Caribbean islands by cost of living, healthcare, safety and visa options for Canadian retirees
Managing Money • Oct 24
Canadians plan to spend just $911 on the holidays this year as inflation drives 56% to rethink their budgets
Canadians plan to spend less this holiday season, but higher costs and big sale days can still strain budgets. Here’s how to plan ahead, spot fake deals and avoid new debt
Managing Money • Oct 24
Canadians plan to spend just $911 on the holidays this year as inflation drives 56% to rethink their budgets
Canadians plan to spend less this holiday season, but higher costs and big sale days can still strain budgets. Here’s how to plan ahead, spot fake deals and avoid new debt
Insurance • Oct 24
Toronto's Kew Beach residents hit by 11th flood in 27 years as city disputes stormwater tank blame
Residents question stormwater tank operations after repeated flooding near Kew Beach, while Toronto attributes the latest incident to heavy rain
Insurance • Oct 24
Toronto's Kew Beach residents hit by 11th flood in 27 years as city disputes stormwater tank blame
Residents question stormwater tank operations after repeated flooding near Kew Beach, while Toronto attributes the latest incident to heavy rain
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