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News 1h ago

Canada’s crypto ATM ban: what it means for Canadians and scam victims

Due to fraud and money laundering concerns, Canada is proposing a criminal ban on cryptocurrency ATMs. If you've used or been urged to use one, here's how this change affects you

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News 2h ago

Crypto romance scammers are bypassing dating app verification. Here’s how to identify it and protect yourself

Romance scammers are exploiting dating app verification tools to build false trust with Canadians — then steering victims toward crypto fraud schemes that can drain savings overnight

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Investing 2h ago

CSA warns Canadians about WhatsApp stock scams that wipe out investors

Fraudulent 'investment groups' are using WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord to manipulate stocks and leave Canadian investors with catastrophic losses

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Managing Money 3h ago

10 years away from retirement? Here are 5 investments Canadians with $500K or less saved need to reconsider

Protecting your nest egg now matters just as much as when you were building it — and the 10-year window before retirement is when your investment choices can make or break your financial future.

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Real Estate 4h ago

A BC landlord faced a $45,000 penalty after flying to China to care for her sick father. A court just sided with her

A recent BC Supreme Court ruling reveals how family emergencies can protect homeowners

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News 4h ago

Billy Bishop Airport jets could pump $8.5 billion into Toronto's economy by 2050, Doug Ford says

How jet expansion at Billy Bishop Airport could slash travel times and pump billions into Toronto’s local service economy

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News May 05

Statistics Canada confirms 4.5 million Canadians are living in poverty — here's how to protect yourself

New data from StatCan showcases that the cost of living is climbing higher and higher, with 11% of Canadians living below the poverty line

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News May 05

Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport could save business travelers 150 hours a year — and add $8.5B to the economy

How a modernized Billy Bishop Airport could reclaim 150 hours of annual productivity for Toronto’s workforce and inject $8.5 billion into the economy

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Investing May 05

6 steps to invest in crypto safely in Canada

Crypto is like the Wild West. These basic steps — and an updated look at Canada's rules — can help lower your risk.

Worried expectant parents

News May 04

84% of new parents chose $5,000 over a week of sleep — and that says everything about the cost of raising kids

For many new and expectant parents, the financial pressure builds quickly

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Managing Money 11.6k views

‘Act like none of it's coming’ — The Ramsey Show's stark warning for Canadians eyeing an inheritance

When anticipated wealth starts driving everyday money decisions, the consequences can be devastating to your finances. Here’s what Canadians should do instead.

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News May 03

Toronto is almost perfectly split on Billy Bishop jets — and thousands of homes hang in the balance

Despite the concerns over density, a different narrative is emerging among those who see the airport as a catalyst for growth

Lost Canadians

News May 02

Bill C-3 is redefining citizenship and who counts as “Canadian” — and the financial stakes are real

A groundbreaking change to Canada’s citizenship laws is drawing global attention — and raising real questions about housing, healthcare and the cost of belonging

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News 1.1k views

Toronto landlord gets $31k surprise water bill due to faulty meter transmission unit — what you should know

A Toronto landlord’s catch-up water bill reveals just how much consumers are at the mercy of service measurement devices, even if they’re ineffective

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News May 02

Canadian grocery bills are rising at nearly double the inflation rate — and fresh vegetables are the biggest culprit

Despite the concerns over density, a different narrative is emerging among those who see the airport as a catalyst for growth

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Investing May 01

Canada's securities regulators just changed the rules for millions of stock trades — here's why it matters

Canada's securities regulators have lowered the maximum fee brokerages and marketplaces can charge to execute a stock trade. Here's what that means for your portfolio

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Loans May 01

Payday loans and credit scores: What Canadians need to know — and 4 ways to build credit instead

Payday loans rarely help your credit score and can actually wreck it. Here's how the system works and what Canadians can do instead to actually build credit

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Employment May 01

The ‘odd jobs economy’ is growing as British Columbians look for extra income

3 in 5 people in the province either already earn money from their skills or would consider doing so

Investment app crashes

Investing Apr 30

Trading app outages hit Canadians hard during market swings — how to fight back and get compensated

When your trading app goes dark at the worst possible moment, there may be a path to compensation — but only if you move fast and document everything

Amazon side hustle

Managing Money Apr 30

One construction worker earns $10,000 a month in a side hustle through Amazon — can Canadians do it, too?

A construction technician’s side hustle — reviewing Amazon products on video — could be a model for Canadians looking to close the gap between their paycheque and their bills