The President has renewed his push for sweeping immigration restrictions, urging what he described as “reverse migration” following the fatal shooting of two National Guard members in Washington. His remarks came through late-night posts outlining an aggressive set of proposals aimed at dramatically reducing immigration and tightening federal oversight of non-citizens. In his statements, the…

A major global derivatives exchange brought most of its trading systems back online after a prolonged technical shutdown that disrupted activity across multiple international markets. The issue originated from a failure at a third-party data center, causing the exchange’s electronic futures and options platform to go offline for several hours during active trading sessions in…

Canada’s economy delivered a surprisingly strong performance in the third quarter of 2025, expanding at an annualized rate of 2.6% and sharply outperforming earlier forecasts. This marks a significant turnaround from the previous quarter’s contraction and temporarily quiets speculation about an impending recession. The improvement was driven largely by a dramatic narrowing of the trade…

Despite expectations of busy holiday shopping, seasonal hiring in the U.S. appears subdued this year. Rising layoff announcements and a creeping unemployment rate have dampened the usual surge in temporary job opportunities, signaling that employers may be holding back on new hires. Data from multiple sources indicate that seasonal hiring plans are at some of…

After years of lagging behind peers, Barrick Mining is attracting renewed investor interest as its stock rallies and the company navigates significant changes. Despite recent turmoil in the boardroom and global operations, money managers see potential for value creation in the world’s top gold producer. Also Read: Safe investments for new investors Barrick’s shares have…

A proposed agreement between the federal government and Alberta could pave the way for a new oil pipeline to the Pacific coast, but it comes with stringent environmental requirements. The deal includes a target of cutting methane emissions by 75 per cent over the next decade, signaling a strong push to align energy development with…

A growing number of Canadians are reconsidering car ownership as rising financing costs and high living expenses push household budgets to the breaking point. Debt and insolvency experts report an unusual trend: more people are contacting lenders with the intention of returning their financed vehicles because payments have become unsustainable. Also Read: Safe investments for…

Rogers Sugar Inc. reported a fourth-quarter profit of $13.7 million, showing resilience despite a decline in revenue compared with the same period last year. The company recorded earnings of 10 cents per diluted share, down from 13 cents per share a year ago when net income reached $18.6 million. On an adjusted basis, however, the…

Canadians under 35 have been building wealth faster than any other age group in recent years, yet economists warn that these gains may not be sustainable. Since the pandemic began, younger households have effectively doubled their net worth, driven largely by increases in financial assets, rising property values, and inheritances from older generations. Government support…

A world-renowned craft beer school is making the move from Chicago to Montreal, marking a major shift in North American brewing education. The Siebel Institute of Technology, with a legacy spanning over 150 years, cited difficulties in attracting international students as the primary reason for the relocation. Stricter U.S. visa rules in recent years have…

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has released the tax figures and limits for 2026, with several adjustments reflecting inflation and other policy changes. Most income tax and benefit amounts are updated annually, and this year, the inflation adjustment factor is set at two per cent. While changes to tax brackets and non-refundable credits take effect…

Oil prices remained stable as global markets monitored diplomatic developments aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe. With negotiations expected to intensify in the coming days, traders balanced the potential for progress on peace efforts against the continued friction created by sanctions targeting Russian energy output. The timing also contributed to softer activity,…

For investors focused on building long-term, tax-efficient wealth, the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) remains one of the strongest investment structures available in Canada. Gains inside the TFSA grow without taxes, allowing high-quality equities to compound unhindered for years. When your investment horizon spans decades, eliminating annual tax friction can meaningfully accelerate total returns. Within that…

Loblaw Companies has delivered strong performance over the past few years, benefiting from its dominant position in Canadian food retail and steady consumer demand. However, at current levels, the stock faces growing downside risks that may outweigh its defensive appeal, particularly for investors focused on risk-adjusted returns. Valuation risk is now front and center. Loblaw…

For investors seeking long-term wealth creation, a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) remains one of the most effective tools available. Its structure allows high-quality stocks to compound uninterrupted, with every dollar of appreciation, dividend income, and reinvested gains shielded from taxes. When your goal is to hold investments for decades, eliminating annual tax drag significantly accelerates…