Annual Alcohol Tax Hike Hits Canadians Again
Canada's annual alcohol excise tax increase took effect April 1, raising prices for beer, wine, and spirits. Industry leaders warn of economic impacts on consumers and businesses.
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Canadian Dollar Hits 13-Day High After U.S.-Iran Ceasefire
The Canadian dollar surged to a 13-day peak against the U.S. dollar after a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran eased geopolitical tensions, impacting currency markets and oil prices.
National Bank CEO Talks CWB Takeover, Inflation, and Geopolitics
National Bank of Canada CEO Laurent Ferreira outlines growth plans following the $5-billion acquisition of Canadian Western Bank, while expressing concerns about consumer economic health and global uncertainty.
AI Tax Scams and Court Risks: CRA and Judge Warn Canadians
The Canada Revenue Agency warns of AI-driven tax scams, while a federal court judge cautions against using AI for legal documents. Experts advise verifying information with official sources.
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Gold Prices Steady as Traders Weigh War and Trump Deadline
Gold prices remain stable as traders assess Middle East conflict developments and President Trump's Iran ceasefire deadline, with dip-buyers slowly returning to the market.
Gold Steady as Traders Weigh War Developments, Trump Deadline
Gold prices remained largely unchanged as investors monitored escalating Middle East tensions and President Trump's deadline for Iran to agree to a ceasefire deal, with bullion trading at $4,646.02 an ounce.
Canadian Pension Plans Healthy, Employers Take Contribution Holidays
Canadian pension plans have reached a median solvency ratio of 123%, allowing employers to pause contributions, but experts warn this may not last due to market volatility.
CIBC: Fed Balance Sheet Chatter Ahead of Reality
CIBC strategists argue fixed-income markets are overestimating the impact of potential Fed balance sheet changes, with reduction unlikely until next year and limited in scope.
Accountant Shortage Deepens Despite Smoother Tax Season
A quieter tax filing season masks a severe structural shortage of qualified accountants in Canada, with aging professionals and declining enrollment threatening system stability.
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B.C. Credit Downgrade Signals Financial Troubles
British Columbia's recent credit rating downgrade highlights underlying fiscal issues, according to economic experts analyzing the province's financial health.
Gold Wavers as Iran War Truce Prospects Weigh on Traders
Gold prices swing as traders assess potential breakthroughs in the Iran conflict, with diplomatic efforts pushing for a ceasefire. Bullion's haven appeal weakens due to investor liquidation to cover losses.
Gold Fluctuates Amid Iran War Ceasefire Talks
Gold prices wavered in light trading as diplomatic efforts intensified to secure a truce in the month-long Iran conflict, with bullion declining over 10% since hostilities began.
BlackRock Files to Challenge Invesco's Nasdaq 100 ETF Monopoly
BlackRock has filed with the SEC to launch the iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF, trading as IQQ, aiming to break Invesco's long-held monopoly on tracking the tech-heavy index in the U.S. market.
B.C. Gets Fifth S&P Credit Downgrade Since 2021
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded British Columbia's credit rating for the fifth time since 2021, citing persistent budgetary imbalances and rising debt levels.
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Wells Fargo Sees No Fed Rate Cuts in 2026 Due to Iran War
Wells Fargo has updated its economic outlook, removing expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026, citing prolonged geopolitical tensions from the Iran conflict.
Goldman Sachs Fund Defies Industry Redemption Surge
Goldman Sachs' private credit fund has demonstrated resilience, avoiding the widespread redemption pressures affecting the broader industry, according to recent reports.
Dimon: Iran War May Drive Inflation and Interest Rates Higher
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that escalating tensions with Iran could trigger a surge in inflation and force central banks to raise interest rates, impacting global economic stability.
Are You Overpaying Taxes? Expert Christopher Liew Weighs In
Financial columnist Christopher Liew explores common tax pitfalls and strategies to ensure Canadians aren't paying more than necessary to the CRA.
EU Ministers Urge Windfall Tax on Energy Firms Over Iran War Prices
Finance ministers from Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Austria call for an EU-wide windfall tax on energy companies, citing inflation risks from oil price spikes due to the Iran war.
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Bank of America Settlement Benefits 75 Epstein Victims
Lawyers anticipate up to 75 women will receive compensation from a Bank of America settlement linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex abuse case, marking a significant step in justice for survivors.
Counterfeit Money Found in Northern Ontario
Authorities in Northern Ontario report a rise in fake currency discoveries, prompting warnings to businesses and the public to verify banknotes carefully.
Judge Blocks Subpoenas in Powell Probe, Delays Trump's Fed Pick
A U.S. judge rejected a Justice Department request to reconsider his ruling that blocked subpoenas in a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, likely delaying President Trump's nominee to replace him.
Peel Police Chief Tops Canada's Police Salary List in 2025
Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah was the highest-paid police chief in Canada in 2025, earning over $611,000. His salary far exceeds those of other regional chiefs and even surpasses the earnings of Ontario's premier and Canada's prime minister
Champagne Addresses Human Rights, Trade Standards in China Trip
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne emphasized human rights and international trade standards during his five-day visit to China, following up on Prime Minister Mark Carney's earlier trip and addressing forced labor concerns.
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Questioning Bank of Canada's Official Statements on Rates
The Bank of Canada's carefully crafted communications often guide market expectations, but historical patterns reveal significant forecasting errors that have cost borrowers billions.
Mortgage Rates Jump from Oil Shock, Inflation Threat Rises
Fixed mortgage rates have increased by 5-10 basis points due to the Middle East oil shock, marking the biggest inflation threat since COVID-19, with experts warning of further hikes.
Saskatoon Winner to Share $1.3M VLT Jackpot
A Saskatoon resident has won a $1.3 million VLT jackpot and expresses intentions to share the fortune with family and community, highlighting a rare major lottery success story.
Heathrow Airport Unit Plans $500M Maple Bond Sale in Canada
Heathrow Funding Limited is preparing to issue approximately $500 million in bonds in Canada, capitalizing on favorable market conditions for maple bonds and growing investor interest in loonie-denominated debt.
Fintechs Lead Investor Satisfaction, Human Advisors Still Key
A new survey reveals that DIY investment platforms like Wealthsimple achieve the highest satisfaction scores among Canadian investors, yet human financial advisors continue to hold significant value for complex planning needs.
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CIBC: Loonie to Underperform After War Ends, Oil Prices May Fall
CIBC Capital Markets predicts the Canadian dollar will struggle once geopolitical tensions ease, with oil price corrections and economic fundamentals weighing on the currency despite recent gains.
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