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Greg Abel and a photo of a Google office

Investing 13m ago

Greg Abel just spent US$20 billion at Berkshire Hathaway, ending 14 quarters of stock selling — Alphabet was the big bet

Greg Abel just put US$20 billion of Berkshire's cash to work, ending a 14-quarter selling streak — here's what the shift says, and what Canadian investors can learn from it

Transport trucks pass under a "Bridge To USA" at the entrance to the Ambassador Bridge, US-Canada border crossing. (Windsor, Ontario)

News 39m ago

New U.S. tariffs and import bans won't dent national GDP growth, economists say — here's what it could cost Canadians

Economists agree: New U.S. tariffs and trade restrictions on Canadian goods are unlikely to significantly affect Canadian economic growth in the near term

Packaging company

News 44m ago

B.C. packaging firm calls direct competitors to replace hundreds of millions in U.S.-made boxes hit by tariffs

CanCorr surveyed Canadian rivals, confirming domestic capacity to replace U.S. box imports facing tariffs

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Travel to the US

News 44m ago

Canadians slashed $3.3B in US trip spending in 2025 — now several states are rolling out deals to lure them back

Canadian visits to the U.S. dropped by 7.1 million in 2025 as tariffs and a weak loonie reshaped snowbird travel plans

Close-up of a person marking a Lotto Max ticket with a pencil, featuring an overlay graphic of a smiling man next to the text "$65 MILLION".

Managing Money 2.0k views

5 lessons from Canada's biggest Lotto Max winners on handling a sudden windfall

From waiting to spend to building a financial dream team, learn how Canada's biggest lottery winners managed their millions—and how to apply the same rules to any windfall.

MapQuest billboard in Chicago

News 19h ago

MapQuest plasters billboards across North America defying Trump's Lake Ontario rename to 'Lake America'

The navigation app is still taking aim at the U.S. government's cartographic revisionism: renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America'

BMO Bank of Montreal

Investing 21h ago

BMO InvestorLine scraps commissions on all stock and ETF trades, matching Wealthsimple and Questrade

BMO is the first Big Five bank to offer commission-free stock and ETF trading starting Sept. 14, 2026

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Loans 22h ago

Canadians on disability use payday loans at double the national rate — and a $6,000 loan can cost $840 in just two weeks

A recent Reddit post asking whether payday loans could restart stalled student aid shows the real bet many Canadians navigating disability support are weighing

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Avi Lewis

News 23h ago

Avi Lewis accuses Carney of putting corporations ahead of Canadians as 90,000 jobs face trade war risk

Lewis accuses Carney of fast-tracking corporate Canada while Canadians struggle — here's what the trade war is costing you, and what support already exists

Air Canada lawsuit

News 1.9k views

B.C. court certifies class action against Air Canada after passenger alleges he had to drag himself off a flight

Thousands of passengers with mobility disabilities can now seek accountability from Canada's largest airline

Jamieson Greer

News Sep 10

$27.6B in Canada-U.S. retaliatory tariffs now in effect — what it means for prices, mortgages and your budget

The U.S. trade chief calls the dispute 'just business' — but pricier goods and stalled rate relief mean Canadians are already paying for it

Rolls of aluminum

News Sep 10

Canada's steel and aluminum counter-tariffs have doubled — what it means for car and appliance prices

Canada's steel and aluminum tariffs double to 50% on September 8 — what it means for car, appliance and grocery prices for Canadians

An image of Donald Trump beside an image of Mark Carney visiting a manufacturing plant

News Sep 10

U.S. exit from North America's trade deal would hurt Canada — but not break it, Deloitte says

New Deloitte modelling shows a U.S. exit from CUSMA would cost Canada $402 billion and 163,000 jobs a year — but diversifying trade could offset much of the damage

Young couple reviewing finances looking stressed

Mortgages Sep 10

Canadians are leaning into risky short-term mortgages for lower rates now — CMHC warns of a costly reckoning at renewal

More Canadians are picking variable-rate and short-term mortgages to save money now — but CMHC warns that trade-off could mean a bigger shock at renewal

Jeffrey Rath

News 67.4k views

US funder pursues $109M from Alberta separatist leader Jeffrey Rath amid frozen assets and First Nations lawsuits

Delaware-based Diriba Investments alleges Jeffrey Rath's firm defaulted on a 2018 litigation financing agreement

Weak loonie

News 6.5k views

Canada lost almost 42,000 jobs and the loonie fell to 72 cents U.S. — what it means for your wallet

A weak Canadian jobs report and a surprisingly strong U.S. one pushed the loonie lower this week — but questions about the reliability of U.S. data add a wrinkle for anyone watching their money

Person cutting down a tree

Real Estate 2.4k views

A BC homeowner owes $35,000 after secretly cutting a neighbour's trees for a better Shuswap Lake view

A neighbour's chainsaw and a blocked lake view just cost one BC homeowner $35,000, a costly reminder for any Canadian tempted to tidy up next door

Coal mining area near Sparwood, British Columbia

Investing 1.7k views

A BC mining insider hid $2 million in trades for years — and paid just $50,000

A BC mining insider paid $50,000 in fines after hiding more than $2 million in trades. It’s a reminder to investors on what to consider and what to check when investing in small-cap stock

President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney

News 1.1k views

Trump escalates from 50% tariffs to outright import bans on Canadian dairy, alcohol and vehicles by Sept. 29

The trade war between the countires is heating up once again thanks to the U.S. commander in chief — what does this mean for everyday Canadians?