The Canadian government explores Australia's asset recycling model, where selling state-owned assets to pension funds could generate billions for new infrastructure projects like pipelines and grids.
While tech stocks grab headlines, Canada's Big Six banks have quietly delivered over 80% returns post-COVID, with consistent dividends and regulatory stability making them foundational for portfolios.
A Laval resident lost nearly $5,000 after her mailbox was glued shut in a credit card fraud scheme, as police issue warnings about escalating mail theft and scams across Quebec.
A Vancouver man who owes the B.C. regulator $36.7 million has lost his appeal to keep his retirement funds, as the court upholds the forfeiture order.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Gold prices declined by 1.8% following reports of increased U.S. military presence in the Middle East, impacting global markets and investor sentiment.
Financial markets are increasingly pricing in a Federal Reserve interest rate hike by July, amid economic data and policy signals. This move could impact borrowing costs and investment strategies globally.
Bank of Nova Scotia plans to raise its stake in KeyCorp from 14.99% to 19.99% following KeyCorp's $1 billion share repurchase announcement, maintaining their existing partnership.
Financial markets are adjusting expectations, pricing in a 75 basis point interest rate increase by the Bank of Canada in 2026, reflecting evolving economic forecasts and monetary policy outlook.
Bank of Montreal is intensifying its U.S. growth initiatives, hiring over 100 bankers, expanding branches, and leveraging AI to achieve a 12% return on equity target by 2027, ahead of schedule.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
George Brookman argues that Canada cannot continue demanding services without addressing how to pay for them, highlighting Alberta's deficit and the need for tax reform amid rising costs and infrastructure neglect.
Scotiabank economist Derek Holt warns the Bank of Canada risks repeating past inflation mistakes if it doesn't act on rising energy prices, recommending an 'insurance' interest rate hike.
Amid global uncertainty, central bankers express confusion on interest rates, making predictions unreliable for mortgage planning. Borrowers are urged to focus on personal financial stability instead.
Moody's has downgraded British Columbia's credit rating for the second time in two years, citing a projected record deficit of $13.3 billion and concerns over fiscal management and spending growth.
Private equity and private debt investments, once delivering exceptional returns with low volatility, are now underperforming public markets significantly as excessive capital inflows have eroded their advantages.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Hanover police report a Saskatchewan woman's credit card was fraudulently used to purchase truck tires, highlighting ongoing financial crime concerns in the region.
Major Canadian banks are making strides in developing standardized metrics to measure climate-related financing, a crucial step for aligning investments with environmental goals and regulatory demands.
Benjamin Tal of CIBC World Markets explains how geopolitical tensions with Iran are influencing the Bank of Canada's monetary policy decisions, keeping interest rates steady despite domestic economic pressures.
The Bank of England maintains its key interest rate at 3.75% as escalating conflict in Iran disrupts global markets and fuels inflation expectations, impacting economic stability.
Ontario Provincial Police warn the public after a counterfeit $100 bill was used in Elliot Lake, highlighting a rise in sophisticated fake currency across Canada.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25 percent while cautioning that ongoing international conflicts could significantly drive up inflation pressures in the coming months.
The Bank of Canada maintains its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% as economists highlight conflicting pressures from oil prices and a weakening economy. Other top stories include warnings about airline practices and investment strategies for volatile mark
Durham Regional Police are seeking Sahil Thakur, a Brampton man, in connection with an alleged fraud where an investor was tricked into transferring $200,000. Authorities have issued a warrant as the investigation continues.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged while projecting one rate cut in 2026 and another in 2027, citing increased economic uncertainty due to Middle East conflicts.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell commits to staying until a Justice Department investigation concludes, while Fed officials project Iran war will temporarily worsen inflation but maintain rate cut plans for 2026.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
The Federal Reserve anticipates only one interest rate cut this year and assesses that the ongoing Iran war will have a constrained effect on the U.S. economy, according to its latest projections.
Economists say the Bank of Canada is caught between opposing forces of rising oil prices and a weakening economy, with too many unknowns to hint at future interest rate moves.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25%, with economists citing a weakened labor market and unpredictable economic impacts from the Iran conflict.
The Bank of Canada maintains its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% for the third consecutive time, while geopolitical tensions and economic underperformance cloud future policy decisions.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% but cautions that escalating conflict in Iran could drive up inflation through higher oil prices and supply chain disruptions.
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
The Bank of Canada maintained its key interest rate at 2.25% while cautioning that escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly the Iran conflict, could drive inflation higher in the coming months.
