Employment • 2h ago
A 32-hour workweek could slash hourly workers' pay by 20% — why 'fewer hours, same paycheque' isn't guaranteed
A U.S. proposal to shorten the workweek without cutting pay sounds appealing, but experts say the fine print could leave Canadian hourly workers earning less — here's what to watch for
News • 4h ago
Loonie drops to 71 U.S. cents, adding costs for winter snowbirds heading south
A widening interest rate gap and ongoing trade tariff friction are driving down the Canadian dollar, adding significant costs for retirees planning their annual warm-weather migration south
News • 4h ago
Loonie drops to 71 U.S. cents, adding costs for winter snowbirds heading south
A widening interest rate gap and ongoing trade tariff friction are driving down the Canadian dollar, adding significant costs for retirees planning their annual warm-weather migration south
Real Estate • 8h ago
Ontario's $130K HST rebate absorbs tariff costs as GTA single-family home sales hit 47% above the 10-year average
GTA new single-family home sales outpaced the decade-long average for a fifth straight month in August
Real Estate • 8h ago
Ontario's $130K HST rebate absorbs tariff costs as GTA single-family home sales hit 47% above the 10-year average
GTA new single-family home sales outpaced the decade-long average for a fifth straight month in August
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Mortgages • 1.7k views
Traders put Bank of Canada October rate hike odds near 50% as oil prices and rising bond yields squeeze borrowers
Rising oil prices and bond yields have shifted BoC rate-hike odds sharply higher ahead of the Oct. 28 decision.
Mortgages • 1.7k views
Traders put Bank of Canada October rate hike odds near 50% as oil prices and rising bond yields squeeze borrowers
Rising oil prices and bond yields have shifted BoC rate-hike odds sharply higher ahead of the Oct. 28 decision.
Managing Money • 10h ago
RBC finds 51% of Canadian parents gave adult kids an average of $6,151 last year — and 19% still help kids aged 35 to 40
A new RBC survey finds parents gave an average of $6,151 to their adult children last year — here's how to help without derailing your own retirement
Managing Money • 10h ago
RBC finds 51% of Canadian parents gave adult kids an average of $6,151 last year — and 19% still help kids aged 35 to 40
A new RBC survey finds parents gave an average of $6,151 to their adult children last year — here's how to help without derailing your own retirement
News • 2.7k views
St. Catharines lands No. 9 on Time Out's coolest neighbourhoods list, leapfrogging NYC and Toronto
A Niagara region city with all the goods
News • 2.7k views
St. Catharines lands No. 9 on Time Out's coolest neighbourhoods list, leapfrogging NYC and Toronto
A Niagara region city with all the goods
Managing Money • Sep 22
Adidas and Tim Hortons launch a 9-piece Tims Run Club collection — the full look costs nearly $580
Tim Hortons and adidas are launching a limited-edition Tims Run Club collection on September 24 — buying the whole look could run close to $580, so here's what to know before you shop the drop
Managing Money • Sep 22
Adidas and Tim Hortons launch a 9-piece Tims Run Club collection — the full look costs nearly $580
Tim Hortons and adidas are launching a limited-edition Tims Run Club collection on September 24 — buying the whole look could run close to $580, so here's what to know before you shop the drop
News • 1.6k views
Trump eyes Belarus potash deal that could undercut Canada's $4.2B industry — Moe calls it 'blood potash'
Canada supplies 85% of U.S. potash imports, but Trump wants a cheaper Belarus deal. Analysts are skeptical
News • 1.6k views
Trump eyes Belarus potash deal that could undercut Canada's $4.2B industry — Moe calls it 'blood potash'
Canada supplies 85% of U.S. potash imports, but Trump wants a cheaper Belarus deal. Analysts are skeptical
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News • 4.2k views
Tiff Macklem says oil is US$40 above fair value as Canada's inflation hits 3% — 6 ways to protect your finances
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says trade tensions and Middle East oil shocks are pulling Canada's economy in opposite directions — here's what it means for your mortgage, savings and budget
News • 4.2k views
Tiff Macklem says oil is US$40 above fair value as Canada's inflation hits 3% — 6 ways to protect your finances
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says trade tensions and Middle East oil shocks are pulling Canada's economy in opposite directions — here's what it means for your mortgage, savings and budget
News • Sep 22
Ontario woman hands over $96K to psychic who claimed evil spirits would paralyze and kill her
A Milton, ON, woman gave a psychic $96,000 — her entire life savings — after he warned evil spirits would make her sick, paralyzed and dead unless she paid to have them removed
News • Sep 22
Ontario woman hands over $96K to psychic who claimed evil spirits would paralyze and kill her
A Milton, ON, woman gave a psychic $96,000 — her entire life savings — after he warned evil spirits would make her sick, paralyzed and dead unless she paid to have them removed
News • Sep 22
Manitoba permanently adopts Daylight Saving Time after 92% back the change — and local businesses stand to gain
Premier Wab Kinew confirms Manitoba will stop changing clocks, adding an extra hour of evening light for consumers
News • Sep 22
Manitoba permanently adopts Daylight Saving Time after 92% back the change — and local businesses stand to gain
Premier Wab Kinew confirms Manitoba will stop changing clocks, adding an extra hour of evening light for consumers
News • Sep 22
Diesel crosses $2.75 a litre in Canada, up 80% in a year — and grocery inflation could climb 0.6 points next
Higher diesel is squeezing farmers during harvest, and economists say the added cost is already working its way toward store shelves.
News • Sep 22
Diesel crosses $2.75 a litre in Canada, up 80% in a year — and grocery inflation could climb 0.6 points next
Higher diesel is squeezing farmers during harvest, and economists say the added cost is already working its way toward store shelves.
Managing Money • Sep 22
Who regulates the 'buy Canadian' apps — and what it means for your household?
Unregulated apps aimed at helping shoppers ‘buy Canadian’ offer conflicting scores. Here’s why why there isn’t one single score — and how you can shop with assurance.
Managing Money • Sep 22
Who regulates the 'buy Canadian' apps — and what it means for your household?
Unregulated apps aimed at helping shoppers ‘buy Canadian’ offer conflicting scores. Here’s why why there isn’t one single score — and how you can shop with assurance.
Real Estate • 15.4k views
Metro Vancouver developers file dozens of lawsuits against presale condo buyers who bail — losses far exceed deposits
Metro Vancouver developers are suing presale buyers who walk away from underwater contracts — here's what buyers risk beyond their deposit, and how to protect yourself
Real Estate • 15.4k views
Metro Vancouver developers file dozens of lawsuits against presale condo buyers who bail — losses far exceed deposits
Metro Vancouver developers are suing presale buyers who walk away from underwater contracts — here's what buyers risk beyond their deposit, and how to protect yourself
News • 3.2k views
Canada West Foundation pegs Alberta separation at $200B, with per capita debt tripling to $95,000
A new report pegs the setup cost of Alberta independence at more than $200 billion, plus $50 billion a year after that — and per-Albertan debt could triple
News • 3.2k views
Canada West Foundation pegs Alberta separation at $200B, with per capita debt tripling to $95,000
A new report pegs the setup cost of Alberta independence at more than $200 billion, plus $50 billion a year after that — and per-Albertan debt could triple
Mortgages • 16.1k views
Alberta and Saskatchewan let some homeowners walk away from underwater mortgages — the rest of Canada doesn't
In most of Canada, an underwater mortgage follows you — here's where that's not true, and what to do if you can't keep up with payments
Mortgages • 16.1k views
Alberta and Saskatchewan let some homeowners walk away from underwater mortgages — the rest of Canada doesn't
In most of Canada, an underwater mortgage follows you — here's where that's not true, and what to do if you can't keep up with payments
News • 1.2k views
1 in 7 B.C. students now attend independent schools as Canada-wide private enrollment climbs 45%
Independent school enrollment across Canada has grown 45% since 2000 while public enrollment fell 3.7%
News • 1.2k views
1 in 7 B.C. students now attend independent schools as Canada-wide private enrollment climbs 45%
Independent school enrollment across Canada has grown 45% since 2000 while public enrollment fell 3.7%
Managing Money • 7.6k views
An Ottawa woman lost $1,000 in seconds to a fake Poshmark buyer — here’s how to spot the same trick
Canadians lost $704 million to fraud in 2025 — here’s how one e-transfer scam drained $1,000 from one Ottawa woman.
Managing Money • 7.6k views
An Ottawa woman lost $1,000 in seconds to a fake Poshmark buyer — here’s how to spot the same trick
Canadians lost $704 million to fraud in 2025 — here’s how one e-transfer scam drained $1,000 from one Ottawa woman.
Insurance • 57.5k views
Ontario drivers are finally getting auto insurance rate cuts this fall — here's who qualifies
After a 13% jump in insurance rates in just one year, Ontario drivers may finally get a break with more than a half-dozen insurers approved for a rate cut to take affect this fall.
Insurance • 57.5k views
Ontario drivers are finally getting auto insurance rate cuts this fall — here's who qualifies
After a 13% jump in insurance rates in just one year, Ontario drivers may finally get a break with more than a half-dozen insurers approved for a rate cut to take affect this fall.
Managing Money • 19.0k views
71% of Canadians now compare grocery prices across stores as food inflation outpaces CPI for 18 straight months
Grocery prices have outpaced overall inflation for a year and a half — here's how Canadian shoppers are comparing prices, switching to private label and stretching every grocery trip
Managing Money • 19.0k views
71% of Canadians now compare grocery prices across stores as food inflation outpaces CPI for 18 straight months
Grocery prices have outpaced overall inflation for a year and a half — here's how Canadian shoppers are comparing prices, switching to private label and stretching every grocery trip
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