News • 2h ago
Von der Leyen invites Canada to become EU's first associate member, pitching 'Alliance for the Future'
The EU proposal expands CETA into deeper defence, energy and critical minerals cooperation
Investing • 2h ago
Elon Musk predicts 1 billion robots will outproduce humanity in 10 years — here's what it means for your portfolio
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO told G20 ministers robotics could add trillions to the global economy — before you chase the hype in your RRSP or TFSA, here's the reality check
Investing • 2h ago
Elon Musk predicts 1 billion robots will outproduce humanity in 10 years — here's what it means for your portfolio
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO told G20 ministers robotics could add trillions to the global economy — before you chase the hype in your RRSP or TFSA, here's the reality check
News • 4h ago
Carney's airport plan could unlock $1 trillion in private investment across Canada
The federal government will let private investors help run Canada's four largest airports, aiming to unlock billions for infrastructure while keeping public ownership of the land.
News • 4h ago
Carney's airport plan could unlock $1 trillion in private investment across Canada
The federal government will let private investors help run Canada's four largest airports, aiming to unlock billions for infrastructure while keeping public ownership of the land.
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News • 4h ago
Disability advocate calls for federal accountability as new class-action launched
Administrative remedies and litigation are complementary tools in a much larger struggle
News • 4h ago
Disability advocate calls for federal accountability as new class-action launched
Administrative remedies and litigation are complementary tools in a much larger struggle
Auto • 5h ago
Risky driving habits increase costs for Canadians — with 68% admitting they regularly see aggressive driving on the road
Transport Canada links speeding, distraction and impairment to most fatal crashes — and all three can push up what Canadian drivers pay for insurance
Auto • 5h ago
Risky driving habits increase costs for Canadians — with 68% admitting they regularly see aggressive driving on the road
Transport Canada links speeding, distraction and impairment to most fatal crashes — and all three can push up what Canadian drivers pay for insurance
Managing Money • 23h ago
Switching cellphone and internet providers is now free, but billing complaints are up 61% — it’s time to check your bill
Billing errors and activation fees drove a 61% jump in telecom complaints — but new CRTC rules just banned some of the charges behind the surge.
Managing Money • 23h ago
Switching cellphone and internet providers is now free, but billing complaints are up 61% — it’s time to check your bill
Billing errors and activation fees drove a 61% jump in telecom complaints — but new CRTC rules just banned some of the charges behind the surge.
News • Sep 15
Carney courts European leaders for 'unique' EU alliance as U.S. tariffs hit $20B in Canadian goods
As trade talks with the U.S. collapse, Prime Minister Mark Carney continues to court the EU — but there’s no fast or simple solution to the impact of the most recent trade war tariffs
News • Sep 15
Carney courts European leaders for 'unique' EU alliance as U.S. tariffs hit $20B in Canadian goods
As trade talks with the U.S. collapse, Prime Minister Mark Carney continues to court the EU — but there’s no fast or simple solution to the impact of the most recent trade war tariffs
Retirement • 1.9k views
Average CPP payment hits just $925 a month — far below the $1,507 maximum most Canadians plan around
The maximum CPP payment gets quoted everywhere, but few Canadians receive it. Here's what the plan was built to cover, what one retired couple's real numbers look like and how to close the gap
Retirement • 1.9k views
Average CPP payment hits just $925 a month — far below the $1,507 maximum most Canadians plan around
The maximum CPP payment gets quoted everywhere, but few Canadians receive it. Here's what the plan was built to cover, what one retired couple's real numbers look like and how to close the gap
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News • Sep 14
Ottawa extends gas tax pause to January 2027, saving drivers 10 cents a litre as $5.3B relief winds down in stages
Fuel excise tax relief now runs to January 31, 2027, then phases back in over the following two months — here's what it's worth to Canadian drivers
News • Sep 14
Ottawa extends gas tax pause to January 2027, saving drivers 10 cents a litre as $5.3B relief winds down in stages
Fuel excise tax relief now runs to January 31, 2027, then phases back in over the following two months — here's what it's worth to Canadian drivers
News • Sep 14
Canada's 3% inflation hides 22.8% gas surge and 26.1% travel spike — and retaliatory tariffs haven't hit yet
Gas prices rose 22.8% and travel costs jumped 26.1% even as Canada's annual inflation held at 3% in August
News • Sep 14
Canada's 3% inflation hides 22.8% gas surge and 26.1% travel spike — and retaliatory tariffs haven't hit yet
Gas prices rose 22.8% and travel costs jumped 26.1% even as Canada's annual inflation held at 3% in August
News • Sep 14
NL hits 3.7% growth as Ontario limps at 0.2%: What it means for jobs, housing and investments
A new report projects Newfoundland and Labrador to lead the country in growth for a second year, while Ontario lags every other province.
News • Sep 14
NL hits 3.7% growth as Ontario limps at 0.2%: What it means for jobs, housing and investments
A new report projects Newfoundland and Labrador to lead the country in growth for a second year, while Ontario lags every other province.
News • Sep 14
Loblaw, Sobeys and Metro are building high-margin ad networks from your grocery loyalty data
Targeted digital ads are a hot commodity, and groceries giants want a piece of that pie
News • Sep 14
Loblaw, Sobeys and Metro are building high-margin ad networks from your grocery loyalty data
Targeted digital ads are a hot commodity, and groceries giants want a piece of that pie
Real Estate • Sep 14
CMHC says Canada needs 469,000 homes a year but is on track to build just 231,000 — leaving a 2.4M shortfall
While the country has made valiant efforts to close the gap, it's still not enough
Real Estate • Sep 14
CMHC says Canada needs 469,000 homes a year but is on track to build just 231,000 — leaving a 2.4M shortfall
While the country has made valiant efforts to close the gap, it's still not enough
Banking • 1.1k views
Ottawa's open banking rules project $13.2B in benefits — what changes for 9 million Canadians using financial apps
Draft consumer-driven banking regulations aim to replace screen scraping with secure, accredited data sharing
Banking • 1.1k views
Ottawa's open banking rules project $13.2B in benefits — what changes for 9 million Canadians using financial apps
Draft consumer-driven banking regulations aim to replace screen scraping with secure, accredited data sharing
Insurance • Sep 13
Saskatchewan's $1.1B insurance reserve fell to $633M, forcing its first rate hike in 12 years
SGI's public auto insurer is raising rates for the first time since 2014 — and Saskatchewan drivers aren't the only Canadians facing a bigger bill at renewal
Insurance • Sep 13
Saskatchewan's $1.1B insurance reserve fell to $633M, forcing its first rate hike in 12 years
SGI's public auto insurer is raising rates for the first time since 2014 — and Saskatchewan drivers aren't the only Canadians facing a bigger bill at renewal
News • 2.5k views
17 unions, 7,000 jobs and a possible 30% fare hike: What the BC Ferries fight means for you
A coalition of 17 unions wants BC Ferries' next vessels built at home. For riders, the bigger number may be the 30% fare hike BC Ferries' own CEO has floated once the price cap ends in 2028
News • 2.5k views
17 unions, 7,000 jobs and a possible 30% fare hike: What the BC Ferries fight means for you
A coalition of 17 unions wants BC Ferries' next vessels built at home. For riders, the bigger number may be the 30% fare hike BC Ferries' own CEO has floated once the price cap ends in 2028
Loans • 1.6k views
An Oakville woman borrowed $1,000 against her Jeep — she now owes $4,000 and the lender repossessed her vehicle
A $1,000 loan against her paid-off Jeep turned into thousands in repossession and collection fees — what Canadians should know about vehicle title loans before using a car as collateral
Loans • 1.6k views
An Oakville woman borrowed $1,000 against her Jeep — she now owes $4,000 and the lender repossessed her vehicle
A $1,000 loan against her paid-off Jeep turned into thousands in repossession and collection fees — what Canadians should know about vehicle title loans before using a car as collateral
Managing Money • 4.4k views
Ontario woman's $1,650 furnace 'rebate' from a Facebook ad turned out to be a 20-year, $12,000 loan
A Courtice, Ont., woman thought she signed a green rebate. It was a $12k financing trap
Managing Money • 4.4k views
Ontario woman's $1,650 furnace 'rebate' from a Facebook ad turned out to be a 20-year, $12,000 loan
A Courtice, Ont., woman thought she signed a green rebate. It was a $12k financing trap
Retirement • 2.9k views
An Ontario couple's retirement care bill jumped to $9,200 a month after a sudden diagnosis — most Canadians aren't ready
A Barrie couple now pays $9,200/month for retirement care. Planners say budgeting for care in your 50s is key
Retirement • 2.9k views
An Ontario couple's retirement care bill jumped to $9,200 a month after a sudden diagnosis — most Canadians aren't ready
A Barrie couple now pays $9,200/month for retirement care. Planners say budgeting for care in your 50s is key
Investing • 6.0k views
$5 billion in foreign capital pours into Canadian oil and gas, but Ottawa's policy decisions could kill the boom
Institutional investors sent $5B into Canadian energy stocks, but past booms reversed fast when policy shifted
Investing • 6.0k views
$5 billion in foreign capital pours into Canadian oil and gas, but Ottawa's policy decisions could kill the boom
Institutional investors sent $5B into Canadian energy stocks, but past booms reversed fast when policy shifted
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