Holiday spending drives up Canadian household debt
Canadian household debt rises as holiday spending bites. Experts analyze the financial strain and offer tips for managing debt in the new year. Read more.
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Canada is world's 2nd-largest consumer of OnlyFans content
New data reveals Canadians spent $354.8 million on OnlyFans in 2025, ranking second globally in per-capita consumption. Vancouver leads national spending.
Canadians Spending More in Final Holiday Shopping Rush
Canadians are opening their wallets wider this holiday season, with spending up as the last-minute shopping rush hits its peak. See the trends and consumer insights.
Generational Shift in Canadian Banking Under PM Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first year highlights a generational shift in Canadian banking and economic policy. Explore the contrasts and key federal-provincial deals shaping the nation's financial future.
Holiday Spending to Give Canadian Economy $11B Boost
Canadian consumers plan to spend an average of $943 this holiday season, injecting an estimated $11 billion into the national GDP. Get the details on the 'Buy Canadian' trend and economic impact.
Ukrainian Night Market Celebrates Generations in Edmonton
Edmonton's vibrant Ukrainian community came together at a special night market, blending traditional heritage with modern flair. Discover how food, crafts, and music unite generations.
Dells pledge $6.25B for child investment accounts
Michael and Susan Dell commit a historic $6.25 billion to fund 'Trump Accounts' for 25 million American children. The gift aims to build generational wealth and hope for the next generation.
$81B Defence Plan a Boon for Alberta Industry: MacKay
Former Defence Minister Peter MacKay says the federal government's $81-billion defence spending plan represents a massive opportunity for Alberta companies to supply the military.
New Generation Revives St. Andrews Heights Family Homesite
Shelaine and Ben Charland partner with Alloy Homes to build a generational home in Calgary's St. Andrews Heights, creating a welcoming space for family and community.
Young Canadians' Wealth Boom Faces Income Crisis
Canadians under 35 doubled their net wealth since 2020, but face the lowest income growth in the nation. Discover the risks to their financial future.
Alberta health spending $9,597 per person in 2025
A new report shows Alberta's health care spending is growing faster than the economy, reaching $9,597 per person in 2025. Discover the key factors driving this increase.
How long before immigrants stop being settlers?
A fifth-generation Canadian reflects on family history spanning 214 years, questioning when descendants of immigrants cease being considered colonists in Canada's reconciliation journey.
Edmonton noodle restaurant selling success secrets
After decades of serving Edmonton, King Noodle House owner Tan Hoang reveals he'll share his family's restaurant success formula. Discover the immigrant story behind this beloved local institution.
Oracle CDS Jump 13.5% Amid AI Investment Concerns
Oracle's credit default swaps surge as investors hedge against $500B AI infrastructure spending. Debt could reach $290B by 2028 amid revenue uncertainty.
Carney's budget fails to address Canada's economic crisis
John Snobelen analyzes why Prime Minister Mark Carney's first budget demonstrates timidity instead of bold action needed for Canada's economic challenges. Read more.
Ottawa shoppers change spending habits due to tariffs
Holiday shoppers in Ottawa are modifying their spending patterns as tariff concerns grow. Discover how consumers are adapting their shopping strategies this season.
N.B. projects highest deficit in two decades at $834.7M
New Brunswick faces its largest budget deficit in two decades at $834.7 million. Learn how this impacts provincial finances and what it means for taxpayers.
Operating spending driving deeper deficits: PBO
Parliamentary Budget Officer reveals Ottawa's operational expenses, not capital investments, are primarily responsible for growing budget deficits. Learn the fiscal implications.
Kitchener reveals proposed 2026 budget plan
Kitchener residents get first look at city's proposed 2026 budget. Learn about municipal spending priorities and how they'll impact community services and infrastructure.
Trump's $2B 'War Department' Rebrand Sparks Mockery
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's video unveiling the 'Department of War' sign, a move ordered by Trump, faces criticism for its performative nature and $2 billion price tag. Discover the legal hurdles and public reaction.
Government spends $19B on external services despite cuts vow
Canadian federal government expenditure on external contractors reaches $19 billion despite previous commitment to reduce spending. Analysis reveals ongoing reliance on private services.
Ottawa Police Budget Calls for Five Per Cent Increase
The Ottawa Police Service is requesting a 5% budget increase, adding $26.1 million for 2026. The funds would cover new hires, body cameras, and a district policing model. Public consultation is set for November 21.
Trump's 'Department of War' Rebrand Costs $2B
A proposed Trump administration plan to rename the Pentagon the 'Department of War' may cost up to $2 billion. Critics call it wasteful. Learn the details.
FSA Funds Expire Soon: Top Pain Relief Buys
Your FSA funds likely expire in under two months. Discover 12 FSA-eligible pain relief products, from arthritis gels to massage guns, to use your pre-tax dollars wisely before the deadline.
Poll: Carney's budget wins support for key plans
Prime Minister Mark Carney's inaugural budget receives strong public backing for infrastructure and immigration initiatives according to new polling data. Read the full analysis.
Ottawa's 'Right-Sizing' Budget: Will It Actually Work?
Analysis of Canada's 2025 federal budget questions whether Ottawa's 'right-sizing' initiative will truly eliminate ineffective programs or repeat past inefficiencies. Read more about the fiscal plan.
U.S. House Passes Bill to End Record Government Shutdown
The U.S. House passes a spending bill to end the longest federal shutdown, halting flight disruptions and delaying food aid. President Trump is set to sign it into law.
Vancouver may remove public washroom fixtures to save money
Vancouver considers removing fixtures from public washrooms as part of budget cuts. Learn how this proposal could impact residents and city services.
Study: Ontarians to spend cautiously this holiday season
New research reveals Ontario residents are tightening budgets for holiday shopping. Discover how economic concerns are reshaping seasonal spending habits across the province.
U.S. Tourism Down $5.7B Due to Fewer Canadians
U.S. tourism revenue is projected to fall $5.7 billion, with a sharp decline in Canadian visitors being the primary cause. Read the full analysis of the cross-border travel slump.
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