Prime Minister Mark Carney pauses Canada’s electric vehicle mandate amid industry pressures
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a temporary delay in the implementation of Canada’s electric vehicle sales mandate. Originally slated to require 20% of new passenger vehicles to be zero-emission by 2026 — a policy introduced under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — the plan will now be waived to ease pressures on the automotive […]
Credit cards don’t have to be a trap — unlock rewards and build wealth through responsible spending
Credit cards are often made out to be a trigger for irresponsible spending. Conversely, they can also help consumers build smarter financial habits, encourage people to monitor spending, be more aware of shopping trends and even frequently monitor statements for fraudulent transactions. Whether you’re new to having a credit card, trying to clean up your […]
TD survey finds small business owners still turning to costly credit in emergencies
Canadian small business owners say they’re ready for the unexpected — but their financial choices suggest otherwise. A new TD Insurance survey shows that while nearly all entrepreneurs (94%) have business insurance, just over half (52%) would actually rely on it first in case of an emergency. Instead, many report they would first lean on […]
Dream trips don’t have to break the bank — here’s 3 bucket list destinations where you can save big
Cost is the number one reason many Canadians postpone their travel dreams. According to a 2024 Skyscanner Canada survey, 1 in 4 Canadians say price is the biggest barrier to travel, while more than three-quarters prefer to save on accommodations so they can spend more on memorable experiences. The good news? You don’t need to […]
Bread scandal payout: What every Canadian shopper needs to know to get their slice of the $500M settlement
For more than two decades Canadians paid more for a staple food than they should have. Now, years after the bread price-fixing scandal first came to light, consumers are finally being offered compensation through a historic $500 million settlement. A half-baked scheme that lasted for years The bread price-fixing scheme stretches back to 2001 and […]
The Buffett Indicator is screaming danger — Canadian investors face a riskier bubble than 1999. Is it time to dump stocks?
Momentum in U.S. stocks just keeps building, with the S&P 500 recently hitting fresh record highs. Yet despite the market euphoria, one criterion — popularized by none other than Warren Buffett — is flashing red. The Buffett Indicator measures the total U.S. stock market capitalization against the country’s GDP — essentially gauging if there’s a […]
20 best jobs in Canada
For a lot of us Canadians, our jobs aren’t just about a paycheque: They’re the backbone of our lives. They keep the fridge stocked, the lights on and help us take care of the people we love. And let’s be honest, the right job can feel pretty great too. There’s nothing like that sense of […]
Lifestyle now, retirement later? Why nearly half of Canadians are delaying their future — and 3 tips to help you avoid this costly mistake
As inflation continues to squeeze household budgets, nearly half of non-retired Canadians (46%) are choosing to spend on their lifestyle now rather than save for retirement — a decision rooted in both necessity and a growing "life’s too short" mindset. Why it matters: A 2025 IG Wealth Management survey reveals that debt and rising living […]
New book explores the highway that drives Canada’s economy and keeps us connected
Canadian pride and economic independence are more important now than ever. Amid rising tariffs and shifting global trade dynamics, Canadian businesses rely heavily on internal infrastructure to stay competitive and connected. At the heart of this is the Trans-Canada Highway, a massive 7,821-kilometre route that links the country from coast to coast. It’s more than […]
Kevin O’Leary is furious at Trump ‘force-feeding’ him Intel — as the US aims to invest taxpayer money in another company
The federal government’s decision to use taxpayer money to buy a stake in Intel has rankled many, including sworn free-market capitalist Kevin O’Leary. If you ask him, Intel should suffer a very different fate. “It’s like a fish dying in the ocean. So Intel is a fish. It dies. It goes to the bottom. The […]