Over the years, it has become common for the Prime Minister’s Office — or some other connected government office — to strategically leak content to friendly journalists or, as on full display this year, have an extended period of announcements that ...

Last week was pivotal for economic indicators. The Bank of Canada has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate steady, while recent data revealed that inflation in the U.S. is accelerating again. The U.S. economy appears robust, which sharply ...

Protect Your Love and Your Assets with Prenups & Cohab Agreements Are you entering a new chapter with your partner? Whether it's remarriage or cohabitation, it's crucial to secure your financial future. Our latest podcast episode is a ...

A large majority of Canadians who do not own property believe homeownership is currently unachievable, according to a recent poll conducted by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce . Even though 56 per cent of non-owners aspire to one day have their ...

All eyes will be on Ottawa Tuesday when Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland tables the government’s 2024 budget. Here’s a look at four things Bay Street will be watching for, from deficit discipline to measures to increase the supply of housing. Red ...

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland on Tuesday will unveil the 2024 federal budget. And, while I’ve already speculated about what may appear in the official budget, if I were the minister of finance, here are a few of the tax changes that ...

The tug of war between workers and employers over how many days should be spent in the office has been raging since the lifting of pandemic lockdowns. But it looks like white-collar professionals are ready to put their collective foot down. Almost ...

“This is not Canada,” is a phrase we hear far too often. It seems to come from every politician, from all levels. It’s exclaimed after every illegal demonstration, hate crime, blocked street, gang shooting, home invasion, car theft and emergency room ...

Dear Money Lady, My wife is one of those USA residents who has lived in Canada as a permanent resident since 1968 and never filed a U.S. tax return. We were told that it wasn't necessary if you didn't earn income and weren't living in the U.S. Also, ...

Dear Money Lady, How do I get a prenup agreement without paying high lawyer fees? This is a second marriage, and I am very close to retirement plus we both have government pensions. My partner has three adult kids and I have two. We are both agreed ...