Mayors meet with Eby
Woman dead after fall
World's largest Nanaimo bar
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Police allege femicide 
Human remains found 
Ship hits Brooklyn Bridge
Walz calls Trump a 'tyrant' 
Explosion in Palm Springs
FDA approves COVID shot
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Canadian Tire a good fit?
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Leafs' ugly Game 4 loss
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Cannes stunts go missing
Cassie testimony ends
It's Your Money
Warren Buffet's advice was not always right for every investor
American investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett, the “Oracle of Omaha,” has finally announced his retirement. As the curtain closes on one of...
Five things to do to protect your financial resources
With the Liberal Party securing another term in the 2025 federal election, many Canadians are left wondering what that will mean for their personal finances....
Do you know the rate of returns in your financial plan?
What rate of return is your advisor using when they prepare retirement plans or investment proposals for you? If you don’t know, it’s time to start...
Financial scam precautions are failing
Despite countless warnings, public awareness campaigns, and an ever-growing library of resources on how to avoid financial scams, the number of...
Patriotism not always the best move when it comes to your investments
As the trade war between Canada and the United States drags on, many Canadian investors are understandably uneasy about their exposure to U.S. markets. Some...
Financial misconceptions that can lead to costly mistakes
Canadians are facing a turbulent economic landscape marked by persistent inflation and the growing impact of tariffs. Unfortunately, these financial pressures...
Interest rate cuts can be a mixed blessing
Earlier this month, the Bank of Canada announced its seventh consecutive interest rate cut since it began lowering rates in June 2024. These rate cuts were...
Money concerns worry Canadians the most
Money continues to be the number one source of stress for Canadians, according to the 2025 Financial Stress Index from FP Canada — though the latest...
How to avoid problems stemming from contested wills
Inheritance disputes have the potential to tear families apart. When parents pass away without a clear and well-organized estate plan, even close-knit siblings...
Dealing with the stress of a Canada-U.S. trade war
Many Canadians have been feeling the strain of financial stress for some time now, with rising inflation, higher interest rates and an increasingly expensive...
Potential tax-saving measures seniors should be aware of at tax time
As tax season approaches, it's essential for seniors to be aware of the various tax credits, deductions, and benefits available specifically to them. By...
Understanding the challenges of strata ownership
More than 25 per cent of British Columbians own a strata lot, a reality often driven by affordability constraints rather than preference. Strata properties,...
The pros and cons of renting versus owning a home
For years, the adage, “renting is just paying someone else’s mortgage” has spurred many discussions about housing in Canada. The phrase...
Dealing with 'financial paralysis'
A recent poll commissioned by the Royal Bank of Canada reveals 55 per cent of Canadians feel "financially paralyzed" amid rising living costs. Nearly...
The difference between financial and product advice
When seeking guidance on managing money, Canadian investors often encounter two different types of support—financial advice and product advice. While...
What will a second Donald Trump presidency mean for your financial portfolio?
As Donald Trump begins his second term as president of the United States, many Canadian consumers and investors are wondering what that could mean for their...
Despite growing concern about personal debt, there is help available
The latest MNP Consumer Debt report was released last week, and it reveals a significant decline in it’s confidence index to 79 points (a 10-point drop...
It is possible to get life insurance at affordable rates after a cancer diagnosis
Securing life insurance after a cancer diagnosis, or other serious illness, may seem like an impossible task to many Canadians. The perception, often, is any...
Dividends may not be as important to investors as they once were
Dividends have historically been a popular way for companies to share profits with their investors and many people think getting dividends is a big reason to...
Estate planning tips for Canadians without kids
When it comes to estate planning, Canadians without children might assume it’s less relevant to their lives. Without heirs, questions about who will...
