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Planning a trip to the United States

News • 3h ago

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 • 4h ago

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 • 2.7k 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.

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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

Elder couple stressed about finances, taxman sign

Taxes • 1.8k views

Budget 2026 proposes raising CRA instalment threshold to $7,500 — 1.1 million Canadians could drop quarterly payments

Ottawa is proposing higher tax installment thresholds starting in 2028, allowing more retirees to keep their money until their annual tax bill comes due.

Tariff talks

News • 36.7k views

Carney warns Trump's White House will drive trade decisions for years despite Democrats' midterm wins

Democrats want to roll back U.S. tariffs, but Canada’s prime minister says the White House still decides. Here’s what that means for your prices, job and borrowing costs

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Luxury home sales fell

Real Estate • Nov 12

Luxury home sales dropped 17% in Vancouver and 9.4% in the GTA, while Calgary and Burlington surged past 20%

Softer high-end prices in Toronto and Vancouver are narrowing the gap to a bigger home, but a fresh rate hike and steep closing costs mean the math has to work first

Anxious investor looking at Intel stock

Investing • Nov 12

Portfolio manager warns tech hype is fading as Intel drops 28.6% and Wall Street sinks. How to protect your RRSP.

The AI sell-off that sank Intel has since pushed the Nasdaq into correction — here’s how Canadians can check their RRSP for hidden tech risk without a costly panic move.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

News • 16.3k views

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sounds the alarm on Canada trade war, citing ‘severe strain’ with our top trading partner

Whitmer asks Treasury to end food tariffs and reimburse Michigan families as exports to Canada fall 12.3%

CIBC class action pay out

Investing • Nov 11

Former CIBC mutual fund holders must file by Nov. 18 to claim up to $32 from $11M trailing-commission settlement

Canadians who bought CIBC mutual funds through a branch or advisor and have since sold them must file a claim by Nov. 18, 2026 — or miss out on their share

Mark Carney Stellantis

News • 1.4k views

Sources say Ottawa met with Stellantis more than a dozen times before Brampton plant sale Carney called a 'betrayal'

Sources say Ottawa sat in on more than a dozen meetings before the Brampton plant was sold to Roshel, raising new questions about $529 million in public money and the future of Canada’s auto sector

Canadian soldiers

News • Nov 11

Canada has 2,750 contaminated military sites — veterans say proving illness claims is an 'unreasonable burden'

Approved claims can pay up to $461,956 but veterans must dig through old records to link illness to service.

Two women not enjoying coffee, Nespresso Vertuo pods

News • 1.7k views

Nespresso quietly cuts coffee in pods by up to 14% while keeping prices the same, and customers are fed up

Nespresso fans say their pods now hold less coffee and taste weaker, while customer service insists nothing has changed — here’s how Canadians can check what they’re really paying for.

Starlink and Telesat Lightspeed logos

News • 4.8k views

Starlink rival Telesat faces Dec. 6 default on US$1.71B loan — what it means for taxpayers, pensioners and investors

Canada’s satellite champion owes US$1.71 billion on Dec. 6 — here’s who is actually exposed, from federal pensioners to taxpayers to Canadians holding the stock in a TFSA.

How BoC rate hike hits homeowners

Mortgages • 10.4k views

‘Biggest mistake homeowners can make’: What the recent BoC rate hike into a stalling economy means for your money

Prime is now 4.70% and the Bank of Canada may not be done, even as the economy flatlines. Here’s how Canadians with variable-rate debt, a looming renewal or cash savings can respond

Zellers store with Zeddy bear

Managing Money • Nov 10

Zellers opens 25,000-sq.-ft. Cambridge store Nov. 12 as Canadians cut holiday budgets by $64 on average

Zellers’ newest store opens this week with nostalgic perks and the return of Zeddy, but a smart shopping trip starts with a budget, not a memory

Premier Doug Ford

News • 2.5k views

Ontario cuts OSAP grants from 85% to 25%, shifting billions in costs to students as tuition freeze ends

Ontario's OSAP grant cap drops to 25% from 85%, meaning more student aid must be repaid as loans

Young men playing video games in e-sports tournament, women getting pedicures at nail salon

News • Nov 10

A Vaughan gamer hosts free esports tournaments to rescue his mom's nail salon — restaurants benefit, the salon doesn't

A Vaughan gamer's free tournaments are filling a quiet mall — but not his mom's salon. His experiment shows what grassroots marketing can and can't do for a family business