News • 1h ago
Cleveland-Cliffs CEO says he'll likely sell Stelco as 500 layoffs proceed and Ottawa threatens legal action
Cleveland-Cliffs plans to sell Stelco after laying off 500 workers. Ottawa weighs legal action
Employment • 2h ago
Newfoundland's $1.3B fishery faces 3,000 vacancies as harvesters age out — deckhands earn up to $100/hr
With about a third of certified harvesters nearing retirement, Newfoundland and Labrador's fishery is recruiting — but the pay is seasonal, volatile and comes with real start-up costs.
Employment • 2h ago
Newfoundland's $1.3B fishery faces 3,000 vacancies as harvesters age out — deckhands earn up to $100/hr
With about a third of certified harvesters nearing retirement, Newfoundland and Labrador's fishery is recruiting — but the pay is seasonal, volatile and comes with real start-up costs.
Retirement • 2h ago
CPP payments expected to climb 2.7% in 2027, adding up to $488 a year for retirees at the maximum
Rising gas prices pushed inflation to 3.1% in September — and that could mean a bigger January raise for Canadians already collecting Canada Pension Plan benefits
Retirement • 2h ago
CPP payments expected to climb 2.7% in 2027, adding up to $488 a year for retirees at the maximum
Rising gas prices pushed inflation to 3.1% in September — and that could mean a bigger January raise for Canadians already collecting Canada Pension Plan benefits
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News • 5h ago
Sportsnet+ raises prices for the third time in two years — full NHL streaming now runs about $620 a year in Canada
Sportsnet+ raised prices for the third time in 2 years, and following your team can now take 3 subscriptions. Here’s what each costs and how Canadian fans can cut the bill
News • 5h ago
Sportsnet+ raises prices for the third time in two years — full NHL streaming now runs about $620 a year in Canada
Sportsnet+ raised prices for the third time in 2 years, and following your team can now take 3 subscriptions. Here’s what each costs and how Canadian fans can cut the bill
News • 18h ago
Mélanie Joly gives Cleveland-Cliffs 15 days to reverse up to 500 Stelco layoffs or face forced sale, penalties
As Ottawa threatens court action over as many as 500 Stelco layoffs, here’s how affected workers can protect their income, mortgage and savings now
News • 18h ago
Mélanie Joly gives Cleveland-Cliffs 15 days to reverse up to 500 Stelco layoffs or face forced sale, penalties
As Ottawa threatens court action over as many as 500 Stelco layoffs, here’s how affected workers can protect their income, mortgage and savings now
Banking • 19h ago
RBC bans third-party AI agents from online banking as OSFI flags cybersecurity risks for Canadian banks
RBC is blocking third-party AI agents from its banking services as OSFI warns of security risks. Experts caution agents could transfer funds or expose sensitive financial data.
Banking • 19h ago
RBC bans third-party AI agents from online banking as OSFI flags cybersecurity risks for Canadian banks
RBC is blocking third-party AI agents from its banking services as OSFI warns of security risks. Experts caution agents could transfer funds or expose sensitive financial data.
Mortgages • 20h ago
Bank of Canada just hiked rates — should Canadians pay off the mortgage before they retire? Run these 3 checks first
With the Bank of Canada raising rates for the first time since 2023, pre-retirees face a real choice: pay down the mortgage or protect their cash. A planner's 3 tests can help you decide.
Mortgages • 20h ago
Bank of Canada just hiked rates — should Canadians pay off the mortgage before they retire? Run these 3 checks first
With the Bank of Canada raising rates for the first time since 2023, pre-retirees face a real choice: pay down the mortgage or protect their cash. A planner's 3 tests can help you decide.
News • 1.6k views
Bank of Canada raises rate to 2.5% for first time since 2023 — what it means for your mortgage and HELOC payments
The quarter-point hike will push up prime-linked borrowing costs within days, while savers could see modestly better rates — and markets expect more increases ahead
News • 1.6k views
Bank of Canada raises rate to 2.5% for first time since 2023 — what it means for your mortgage and HELOC payments
The quarter-point hike will push up prime-linked borrowing costs within days, while savers could see modestly better rates — and markets expect more increases ahead
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News • Oct 28
Fake CIBC fraud call triggered armed police response at a Nova Scotia woman's home — and $28.6M in losses show why
Bank investigator fraud cost Canadians $28.6M in the first half of 2026. Here's how the scam works.
News • Oct 28
Fake CIBC fraud call triggered armed police response at a Nova Scotia woman's home — and $28.6M in losses show why
Bank investigator fraud cost Canadians $28.6M in the first half of 2026. Here's how the scam works.
News • 2.2k views
ConocoPhillips cuts Calgary jobs with oil above US$100 — and Alberta carried 73% of Canada's job gains this year
Oil patch layoffs hit Calgary as producers get leaner despite high prices. What it means for Canadian jobs and portfolios
News • 2.2k views
ConocoPhillips cuts Calgary jobs with oil above US$100 — and Alberta carried 73% of Canada's job gains this year
Oil patch layoffs hit Calgary as producers get leaner despite high prices. What it means for Canadian jobs and portfolios
Managing Money • Oct 28
Jay-Z's Super Bowl halftime pay is pocket change — here's how his real strategy works for Canadians
Super Bowl headliners don’t get an appearance fee — but Jay-Z isn’t just the performer. Here’s the ownership lesson Canadians can apply with a paycheque, a TFSA or a side business
Managing Money • Oct 28
Jay-Z's Super Bowl halftime pay is pocket change — here's how his real strategy works for Canadians
Super Bowl headliners don’t get an appearance fee — but Jay-Z isn’t just the performer. Here’s the ownership lesson Canadians can apply with a paycheque, a TFSA or a side business
News • Oct 28
1.5 million Canadian Crime Stoppers tips exposed in hack, sparking retaliation fears and privacy probe
Personal information appeared in more than 850,000 Canadian tips. Programs are suspending services as the breach raises concerns about safety, fraud, and extortion.
News • Oct 28
1.5 million Canadian Crime Stoppers tips exposed in hack, sparking retaliation fears and privacy probe
Personal information appeared in more than 850,000 Canadian tips. Programs are suspending services as the breach raises concerns about safety, fraud, and extortion.
Insurance • Oct 28
5,000 cruise passengers ended up in Halifax instead of the Bahamas — what Canadians need to know before booking
Royal Caribbean offered cash and travel vouchers after the diversion. But a changed itinerary does not automatically trigger a refund or an insurance payout.
Insurance • Oct 28
5,000 cruise passengers ended up in Halifax instead of the Bahamas — what Canadians need to know before booking
Royal Caribbean offered cash and travel vouchers after the diversion. But a changed itinerary does not automatically trigger a refund or an insurance payout.
News • Oct 27
Half of Canadian firms plan to raise prices again to recover profits tariffs already wiped out, Bank of Canada warns
The Bank of Canada says roughly half of firms facing unusually large cost increases plan to pass some or all of those costs on to customers, as businesses try to recover squeezed profit margins.
News • Oct 27
Half of Canadian firms plan to raise prices again to recover profits tariffs already wiped out, Bank of Canada warns
The Bank of Canada says roughly half of firms facing unusually large cost increases plan to pass some or all of those costs on to customers, as businesses try to recover squeezed profit margins.
News • Oct 27
Montreal's $1,000 fine for insulting police officers faces constitutional challenge from civil liberties lawyers
Montreal's new bylaw allows fines of up to $1,000 for insulting city workers. Lawyers argue it violates freedom of expression and could impose unconstitutional penalties
News • Oct 27
Montreal's $1,000 fine for insulting police officers faces constitutional challenge from civil liberties lawyers
Montreal's new bylaw allows fines of up to $1,000 for insulting city workers. Lawyers argue it violates freedom of expression and could impose unconstitutional penalties
News • Oct 27
Carney sees progress in Canada-U.S. trade talks, but 50% tariffs on $27.6B in goods still hit household budgets
Canada's counter-tariffs hit U.S. furniture at 50% and appliances at 25%. A BoC rate hike to 2.50% could follow Oct. 28
News • Oct 27
Carney sees progress in Canada-U.S. trade talks, but 50% tariffs on $27.6B in goods still hit household budgets
Canada's counter-tariffs hit U.S. furniture at 50% and appliances at 25%. A BoC rate hike to 2.50% could follow Oct. 28
Retirement • Oct 27
Bank of Canada survey shows long-term inflation fears at a 4-year high — is your retirement income keeping up?
Canadians now expect inflation near 4% for the next 5 years. Here's which retirement income keeps pace, which quietly loses ground and what to do about it.
Retirement • Oct 27
Bank of Canada survey shows long-term inflation fears at a 4-year high — is your retirement income keeping up?
Canadians now expect inflation near 4% for the next 5 years. Here's which retirement income keeps pace, which quietly loses ground and what to do about it.
Real Estate • Oct 27
Canada's home prices rose 101% since 2005, topping 18 peer countries — and CMHC points to one persistent gap
Canadian home prices rose 101% after inflation between 2005 and 2025. CMHC points to a smaller housing stock and years of demand outpacing supply
Real Estate • Oct 27
Canada's home prices rose 101% since 2005, topping 18 peer countries — and CMHC points to one persistent gap
Canadian home prices rose 101% after inflation between 2005 and 2025. CMHC points to a smaller housing stock and years of demand outpacing supply
Banking • Oct 27
RBC and BMO CEOs warn Canadians not to give Meta's Muse access to banking info after AI agent shared a man's address
Meta's Muse AI agent shared a seller's address and accepted a lowball offer. RBC and BMO push back on AI access to accounts.
Banking • Oct 27
RBC and BMO CEOs warn Canadians not to give Meta's Muse access to banking info after AI agent shared a man's address
Meta's Muse AI agent shared a seller's address and accepted a lowball offer. RBC and BMO push back on AI access to accounts.
Insurance • Oct 27
Ontario man's $27,000 sewage cleanup ate half his $50,000 policy limit before rebuild even started
A St. Catharines homeowner's flood revealed how fast sewer backup limits run out when cleanup and restoration share one cap
Insurance • Oct 27
Ontario man's $27,000 sewage cleanup ate half his $50,000 policy limit before rebuild even started
A St. Catharines homeowner's flood revealed how fast sewer backup limits run out when cleanup and restoration share one cap
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