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US Representative Brandon Gill
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News 4h ago

50% US tariff hits Canadian goods as Ottawa pledges $7.5B in aid — and a dollar-for-dollar retaliation by Sept. 8

New 50% US tariffs target Canadian dairy, cement and liquor. Canada's countermeasures start Sept. 8

National Bank

News 6h ago

National Bank CEO spots a silver lining in Canada's tariff fight — $673B in new lending capacity backs his case

OSFI freed $74B in bank capital, unlocking up to $673B in lending as Canada responds to escalating US tariffs

Shocked senior couple reading their home finances on laptop

News 1.1k views

Regulator fines investment firm $250,000 after advisor took an elderly client's $987,562

A CIRO decision shows how weak signature controls let an advisor empty an elderly client's account undetected — and what Canadian families can do to catch it sooner

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Golf trolley tariff

News 7h ago

An Ontario business owner owes a whopping $183K in EV tariffs after importing 330 golf trolleys — here's why

CBSA reclassified 330 Chinese-made golf trolleys as electric vehicles, turning a $19K tariff into a $183K bill

DIY oil change

Auto 8h ago

DIY oil changes can save Canadians up to C$150 — but this warranty denial shows the real cost

An Ontario woman's Subaru warranty claim was denied after DIY oil changes left no dealer-grade records.

A mature hispanic man with grey hair feeling stressed in a waiting room indoors.

Managing Money Aug 27

'Stupid me!': A Reddit user thought their LIRA could buy a home. Here's what they should do instead

After a job change, this Canadian's retirement savings were moved into a locked-in LIRA instead of an RRSP — now the $50K can't be touched for a home down payment until retirement

General Motors

News Aug 27

General Motors and Unifor reach tentative deal for 4,600 Ontario auto workers amid U.S. tariff threats

Unifor's tentative agreement with GM covers plants in Oshawa, St. Catharines, Woodstock and Ingersoll.

Dining out with dog

Life Aug 27

Canadians would cut dining out and coffee before pet costs, new survey finds

New Canadian data shows just how far pet parents will go to protect their pet's budget — plus what's really driving costs higher, and how to plan for it

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Canada bank stocks drop

Investing 7.1k views

Canadian bank stocks dropped up to 4.4% ahead of earnings — what it means for investors and dividend earnings

Bank shares tumbled before earnings — here's what dividend investors should watch instead of the stock price

Stressed stock investor

Investing 1.2k views

Warren Buffett's favourite market indicator just spiked to 218% — and it's not a good thing. What Canadians should do

The Buffett indicator sits at 235.9%, far above his 200% danger zone. Here's what it means for your TFSA and RRSP

John Deere

News Aug 26

AI construction boom fuels world’s largest farm equipment manufacturer's first quarterly profit rise in 3 years

Deere's construction segment posted an 18% sales jump as AI data centre demand surged, lifting quarterly EPS to US$5.10

Cost of living in Toronto

News Aug 26

Cost of living tops Torontonians' economic worries, new poll finds

Three in four Torontonians say the cost of living is the city's biggest economic threat, and more than a third are weighing a move — here's what the numbers mean for your own budget

Wildfire Service Helicopter flying over BC Forest Fire and Smoke on the mountain near Hope during a hot sunny summer day

News Aug 26

The cost of fighting wildfires in BC has doubled in a decade — who's paying the bill?

Having reached a staggering $525 million to combat wildfires and their aftermath, these costs impact everyday BC residents. Here's how

College LaSalle Montreal Dec 2025 + Young worried student + Quebec Supreme Court

News Aug 26

LaSalle College's creditor protection is a warning for anyone paying private tuition

LaSalle College's $30M fine for enrollment cap violations threatens classes and refunds. It's a harsh reminder to families about the risks of investing in private education.

Anti-Fraud Centre

News Aug 26

Canadians lost $54M to recovery fraud in 2025 as scammers impersonate the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Fraudsters use fake CAFC logos and documents to re-target past scam victims with bogus fund recovery offers

Steve Forbes

News 2.7k views

'Tariff is another word for tax': Forbes chair calls Trump's Canada trade war 'utterly pointless' — here's what it costs

Forbes Media's chairman says Trump's tariffs on Canada make no economic sense — but the trade war is already reshaping prices, interest rates and portfolios for Canadians

Counter tariffs

News 5.1k views

Canada fires back with $27.6B in counter-tariffs and $7.5B in aid after Trump's 50% levy on Canadian exports

Ottawa announces dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on US goods after trade talks collapse and Trump targets Canadian autos

Jason Kennedy and Rachel Notley

News Aug 25

Former political enemies Kenney and Notley join forces against Alberta separation

Putting past partisan battles aside, Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley co-chair a national business campaign urging Albertans to protect economic stability

Lake America

News Aug 25

Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish slams Trump's 'Lake America' plan as Canada-US trade tensions hit new low

Trump floats renaming Lake Ontario as 50% tariffs strain Canada-US trade relations

Doug Ford at a press conference and a Truth Social post from Donald Trump

News Aug 25

Doug Ford fires back at Trump's 50% tariff threat, calls him a 'loser' and threatens electricity surcharges

Ford doubles down on profanity and vows to leverage economic pain on U.S. markets