Canadians experiencing ‘fraud fatigue’ after targeted scams

Have you ever nearly been convinced by an email, text or phone call that you needed to click a link or share private information? The deluge of messages, virtual or otherwise, that Canadians receive can sometimes make it easy to slip in our vigilance against fraud. A new RBC poll finds 98% of respondents have […]

When the bill comes with a catch: Mississauga cafe closes after scam allegations

Farzi Café, a high-end Indian eatery in Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, first hit headlines earlier this year when it was temporarily shuttered over health violations, documented in public health orders after inspectors found multiple safety infractions. Yet, its reopening proved short-lived. Last week, the restaurant quietly closed its doors again. This time, […]

Canadian small businesses’ confidence is at an all-time low amid US trade tensions

A lot of Canadians are reasonably on edge lately, with US president Donald Trump’s continued talk of annexing Canada and various tit-for-tat tariff threats lobbed back and forth across the border. That tension has been reflected in Canadian businesses, with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)’s Business Barometer crashing to an all-time low in […]

Canadians are redefining their financial success

It feels like it’s hard to plan for the future right now. While that’s likely been true for most years, the current moment feels especially challenging, amid recession and tariff concerns and more. In light of that, a new Edward Jones survey reveals Canadian investors are redefining what financial success means to them. While traditional […]

Calgary Stampede: Sheryl Crow, wagyu poutine and a side of rodeo

The Calgary Stampede, running from July 4 to 13, 2025, is not only a cultural celebration, but also a significant economic engine for Alberta. With its blend of world-class entertainment, culinary innovation and community spirit, the event invites residents and visitors to experience the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” — all while fueling downtown restaurants, […]

‘I sued the state of Missouri’: This man bought a trailer on Facebook Marketplace — but he says when he went to get the title, he was told ‘the only way’ to do that was to sue the state

Ben Shakman, a Wildwood, Missouri resident, purchased a trailer on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500 years ago and thought all was fine. Don’t miss I’m 49 years old and have nothing saved for retirement — what should I do? Don’t panic. Here are 6 of the easiest ways you can catch up (and fast) Robert Kiyosaki […]

Edward Jones bets big on alternative investments — what Canadian investors should watch

In an increasingly volatile investment landscape, traditional stock and bond portfolios are losing their appeal among high-net-worth investors. Edward Jones, a North American financial services firm with more than 20,000 advisors and over US$2.2 trillion in assets under care, has joined a growing wave of institutions expanding access to alternative investments — and Canadian investors […]

Love, lies, and $5 million: Winnipeg lottery battle exposes the high price of trust

A Winnipeg man’s $5 million lottery win has turned into a legal saga after his former partner claimed the winnings and allegedly cut off all contact. The case, now before Manitoba’s Court of King’s Bench, offers a stark lesson about the financial risks of informal arrangements in personal relationships. Lawrence Campbell alleges he purchased the […]