N.S. Woman Dies in Snowplow Crash, $40K Raised
A tragic snowplow collision in Nova Scotia claims the life of Tina Clyke, sparking an outpouring of community support with over $40,000 raised in her memory.
Category : Personal Finance
Manitobans Opt for Less Expensive, Fewer Dates: Survey
A new survey reveals Manitobans are scaling back on dating expenses amid economic pressures, opting for more affordable outings and fewer romantic encounters overall.
Seniors Propose OAS Cuts for Higher-Income Retirees
A group of financially secure retirees urges Ottawa to reduce Old Age Security payments for households earning over $100,000 annually, aiming to redirect billions toward national priorities.
Less Than Half of Canadians Have Workplace Pensions
A new report reveals a significant gap in retirement preparedness, with fewer than half of non-retired Canadians covered by employer-sponsored pension plans, raising concerns about future financial security.
Amazon Products for a More Responsible Household
Discover 24 practical Amazon finds, from in-car trash cans to fire extinguishing spray, designed to boost your organization, safety, and preparedness for a more responsible 2024.
Best Budget Espresso Machines Under $250: Expert Guide
Coffee experts reveal their top affordable espresso machine picks under $250, helping you save on daily coffee shop visits without sacrificing quality.
Avoid Costly TFSA and RRSP Mistakes
Learn how to steer clear of common TFSA and RRSP errors that can impact your retirement savings and tax efficiency in Canada.
$2B in Unclaimed Federal Cheques Sitting with Canadians
A new parliamentary report reveals Canadians have left $2 billion in federal cheques uncashed, including millions from child benefits and carbon rebates.
Manitoba Resident Wins $1 Million Lottery in Winnipeg
A lucky lottery player in Manitoba has won a $1 million prize, prompting officials to urge ticket holders to check their numbers. The win highlights the excitement of local lotteries.
Valentine's Day Gift Guide: Discounted Finds for New Couples
Discover unique, non-cheesy Valentine's Day gifts on sale from Amazon, Etsy, Sephora, and more. Perfect for new relationships, these thoughtful items blend humor, practicality, and romance without breaking the bank.
Trade Ex's Junk for Hard Cider This Valentine's Day
Angry Orchard Hard Cider launches Ex-Change program, letting Canadians ship ex's abandoned belongings for cash toward cider. A creative Valentine's Day promotion.
Family Time vs. Finances: A Canadian Guide
Explore practical strategies for Canadian families facing the difficult choice between higher income and more family time. Learn how to assess financial impacts, prioritize well-being, and make decisions aligned with your values.
Red Paperclip Portfolio: Small Moves Build Big Wealth
Martin Pelletier explains how Kyle MacDonald's famous red paperclip trades illustrate crucial investment principles: starting small, compounding gains, and recognizing value in incremental progress.
TFSA vs. RRSP: Generational Savings Strategies for Canadians
Financial experts analyze how Canadians from Gen Z to Baby Boomers can optimize TFSA and RRSP savings based on life stage, income, and financial goals.
35 Amazon Self-Care Finds for Adults
Discover Amazon products tackling adult challenges like body acne, dark circles, and ergonomic pain. Reviews highlight solutions for skincare, comfort, and wellness.
Valentine's Day Gifts Under $20: Unique Ideas (01.02.2026)
Discover 15 unique and thoughtful Valentine's Day gifts all under $20. From personalized playing cards to heart-shaped waffle makers, find budget-friendly surprises for your loved ones.
Smart Home Tech Cuts Canadian Utility Bills
As housing costs remain high, Canadians can save on utilities with smart devices like LED lights, Wi-Fi thermostats, and water leak sensors. Tech expert Marc Saltzman explains how.
Financial Insecurity Plagues Ontario, RBC Poll Finds
A new RBC poll indicates widespread doubts about long-term financial security among Ontario residents, highlighting economic anxieties in the province.
Ontarians Express Doubts About Financial Future: Survey
A new national survey reveals a significant increase in financial pessimism among Ontario residents, with many expressing deep concerns about their economic security and long-term prospects.
How Much to Save Before Quitting Your Job: Expert Advice
Financial analyst Christopher Liew provides crucial guidance on the amount of savings required to safely leave employment, offering strategies for financial security during career transitions.
Savings Needed Before Quitting Your Job: Expert Advice
Financial analyst Christopher Liew provides crucial guidance on the amount of savings required before leaving employment, addressing inflation concerns and economic uncertainty.
Vale and Steelworkers Raise $786K for United Way
Vale Base Metals and United Steel Workers 6500 have raised $786,400 for United Way Centraide North East Ontario, supporting community programs across the region.
Edmonton Man Wins $15M LOTTO MAX Jackpot After Months-Long Wait
Tae Seong Lee from Edmonton discovered he won the $15 million LOTTO MAX jackpot from October 2025 in January 2026, planning to pay off his mortgage and travel.
Amazon Canada's Best Deals: January 2026 Shopping Guide
Discover the latest and greatest deals on Amazon Canada for January 2026, featuring winter essentials, Valentine's Day gifts, home products, and more. Our independent shopping guide helps you save.
Edmonton Man Wins $15M Lotto Max Jackpot
Tae Seong Lee of Edmonton is celebrating a monumental $15 million windfall after hitting the Lotto Max jackpot from the October 7, 2025 draw, marking a transformative moment for the local winner.
Unique Valentine's Gifts: Practical Presents They'll Use
Skip the clichés this Valentine's Day. Discover 12 unique, functional gifts from Amazon, like multitools, car vacuums, and novelty items, that offer real utility and convenience for your partner.
Credit Score Obsession: A Financial Health Warning
Financial experts warn that fixating on your credit score can lead to anxiety and poor decisions. Learn why focusing on long-term financial habits matters more than chasing a three-digit number.
Tax Strategy for High-Income Families: Beyond RRSPs
Financial experts analyze options for families facing substantial tax bills, exploring RRSP timing, TFSAs, RESPs, and debt repayment strategies to optimize savings.
RRSP Deadline Nears: Key Financial Tips for Canadians
As the RRSP contribution deadline looms, financial expert Dale Jackson outlines crucial strategies for maximizing tax savings and retirement planning in Canada's current economic climate.
Regina's $18M Lotto 6/49 Jackpot Winner Revealed
Cora Cuthbert from Regina is announced as the winner of an $18 million Lotto 6/49 jackpot, marking Saskatchewan's first major lottery prize of 2026. The story highlights the local excitement and details from the official reveal.
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