Fake $50 and $100 Bills Used at Guelph Businesses
Local businesses in Guelph, Ontario, have reported receiving counterfeit $50 and $100 bills, prompting police investigations into the fraudulent currency circulation.
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Trump Tariffs' Effect on Canadian Stocks and Investments
Financial expert Christopher Liew examines how potential Trump tariffs could reshape Canadian stock markets and investment strategies, with insights on economic risks and opportunities.
Ex-Premier Andrew Furey Joins National Bank as Executive
Andrew Furey, former premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, has accepted a senior position at National Bank, marking a significant career transition from politics to finance.
Prediction Market Bets on Iran Conflict Spark Ethics Scrutiny
As the U.S.-Iran conflict intensifies, prediction markets are facing scrutiny over potential insider trading and ethical breaches, raising questions about market integrity during geopolitical crises.
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Bank of Canada Warns of Financial Stability Risks
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem highlights increasing risks from private credit expansion and hedge fund trading in sovereign debt markets, warning these could amplify global economic instability.
Gold Surges as Middle East Conflict Escalates, Dollar Rally Pauses
Gold prices have risen sharply due to escalating tensions in the Middle East and a temporary halt in the U.S. dollar's rally, highlighting its role as a safe-haven asset during geopolitical uncertainty.
Brazil Police Arrest Businessman in Bank Scandal Rattling Elite
Brazilian authorities have detained a prominent businessman as part of a sweeping investigation into a banking scandal that is sending shockwaves through the country's financial and political elite.
Gold Rebounds as Dip-Buyers Enter Despite Dollar Strength
Gold advanced on Wednesday, recovering from previous losses as dip-buyers entered the market despite a strong U.S. dollar. Bullion has rallied about 20% this year amid geopolitical tensions and concerns about Federal Reserve independence.
Private Credit Titans Warn of Turbulence Amid AI Disruption
Wall Street's private market leaders caution investors about rising default risks as AI disruption looms over corporate America, with firms facing withdrawals and struggling asset sales.
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Canada-Australia Pension Funds Sign Landmark Investment Deal
Over a dozen major Canadian and Australian pension funds, including AustralianSuper and CPPIB, have signed a first-of-its-kind agreement to boost cross-border investments, leveraging their combined trillions in assets to fuel economic growth and infrastru
Canadian Dollar Holds Up as U.S. Dollar Surges, Energy Exports Shield
The Canadian dollar is outperforming other G10 currencies despite a surging U.S. dollar, thanks to Canada's status as a major energy exporter. While the loonie has declined slightly, currencies like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc have fallen more sharpl
Gold Retreats on Strong Dollar, Delayed Rate-Cut Hopes
Gold prices have retreated as a robust U.S. dollar and expectations of delayed Federal Reserve rate cuts weigh on the precious metal, impacting global markets and investor sentiment.
Three Warning Signs of Mortgage Default Identified
Bank of Canada research reveals three key patterns that precede mortgage delinquency, as residential mortgage debt reaches $2.4 trillion, representing 74% of household debt.
Capital Gains Deferral as Productivity Tool for Canada
Kim Moody argues that capital gains deferral mechanisms could unlock trapped capital and boost Canada's lagging productivity, drawing parallels to international models like Estonia's reinvestment-friendly system.
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JPMorgan Hires Scotiabank's Innovation Head for Canadian Tech Expansion
JPMorgan Chase has recruited David Rozin from Scotiabank to head its Canadian innovation economy unit, aiming to expand banking services for tech firms in one of the world's top innovation markets.
Dimon Warns Inflation Could Be 'Skunk at the Party' for Economy
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that persistent inflation risks could disrupt the U.S. economy, citing geopolitical tensions and competitive lending practices as potential triggers.
Supply Shocks Could Force Bank of Canada Rate Hikes in Weak Economy
Deputy Governor Sharon Kozicki explains how supply-side shocks like trade tensions and AI are complicating inflation control, potentially requiring rate hikes even during economic weakness.
Caisse Exec: Private Credit Concerns Overblown
Vincent Delisle, head of liquid markets at Caisse de Depot, argues market anxiety about private credit is exaggerated despite recent industry challenges. The pension fund plans significant expansion in this asset class.
Blankfein Warns of Financial Complacency, Urges Crisis Planning
Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein cautions that complacency has grown since 2008, urging the finance industry to prepare for another potential crisis through aggressive contingency planning.
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Bank of Canada: Rate Hikes Needed Even in Weak Economy
The Bank of Canada emphasizes that interest rate increases can be essential to combat inflation, even during periods of economic slowdown, highlighting a cautious monetary policy approach.
Barrie Police Report Surge in Tax Scams During Filing Season
Barrie police are warning residents about a significant increase in tax-related scams as Canadians file their returns. Authorities urge vigilance against fraudulent calls and emails.
Counterfeit Cash Reported in Florenceville, New Brunswick
A business in Florenceville, New Brunswick, reported receiving a counterfeit $100 bill on February 26, 2026, prompting warnings from local authorities about vigilance in cash transactions.
Court: Unvested Equity Payable in Wrongful Dismissal
A recent Ontario Superior Court decision mandates that employers compensate terminated executives for unvested restricted stock units during notice periods, highlighting legal risks in equity agreements.
WestJet at 30: Financial Tips on Mortgages, Markets, Copper
As WestJet celebrates 30 years, FP VideoPlus explores mortgage renewal advice, volatile market strategies, and copper demand drivers. Expert insights guide investors and homeowners.
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RBC High-Yield Desk Hit by Staff Exodus After First Brands Losses
Royal Bank of Canada's high-yield credit team has lost at least five analysts and traders in recent weeks, with departures linked to losses from the First Brands Group collapse. The exodus includes moves to major firms like Morgan Stanley and UBS.
Invico's Liquidity Plan Addresses Private Credit Redemption Risks
Calgary-based Invico Capital Corp. has initiated a structured liquidity management plan for its Diversified Income Fund as private credit firms face increasing redemption pressures across the $1.8 trillion market.
Alberta vs B.C.: Divergent Budget Paths Amid Deficits
Alberta and British Columbia present contrasting budgets with significant deficits. Alberta leverages growth and fiscal discipline, while B.C. faces population decline and increased spending.
Ontario Advisor Gets 5.5 Years in Prison for Fraud
A disgraced financial advisor from Ontario has been sentenced to 5.5 years in prison and fined $1.3 million for fraud, following a court ruling in Barrie.
Calgary RBC Reopens After Safety Threat Closure
Royal Bank of Canada locations in Calgary have reopened after a city-wide closure prompted by threatening phone calls. Police apprehended a suspect following an investigation.
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Saskatchewan Tops Mortgage Delinquency for 8 Years Straight
Saskatchewan has maintained the highest mortgage delinquency rate in Canada for eight consecutive years, highlighting ongoing financial stress in the province's housing market.
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