“Please make sure your head is on straight” — An Ontario professor’s retirement plan was derailed after her mothers sudden death. Here’s how she got it back on track

Former computer scientist and professor, Julia Johnson (72), was used to creating plans and executing them, and retirement was no different. But her plans went awry when her mother unexpectedly passed away. Right before retiring in 2020, Johnson had taken an exit sabbatical so she could have time to move from Ontario to Edmonton, Alberta […]

Ottawa revives electric vehicle incentives: What this means for your wallet

After a brief hiatus, the federal government is set to reintroduce incentives for electric vehicle (EV) buyers, aiming to accelerate Canada’s transition to greener transportation and ease the upfront cost burden for consumers. The announcement, made by Minister of Transport Lisa Joly earlier this month, marks a significant policy shift intended to support environmental goals […]

‘All the crypto cowboys are gone’: Kevin O’Leary says the sector is safe now and is backing stablecoins — but experts say it could be ‘sowing seeds of a financial crisis’

Despite big bets by financial giants like BlackRock, many investors still have trouble taking cryptocurrency seriously. And it’s not just the memes and quirky fans pushing people away. In 2022, about 8% of U.S. adults called cryptocurrency the best long-term investment around. That number has been cut in half ever since the collapse of crypto […]

Nearly half of Canadians are feeling burnt out

The relentless push of hustle culture and the grind mentality dominates social media, but at the end of the day, we’re only human— and an unbalanced work-life dynamic can take a serious toll. A new survey from Robert Half suggests that many Canadians are feeling the strain, with nearly half reporting symptoms of burnout. "In […]

Canadians cut US travel by 40% as tariffs spark boycott movement

Last month, the number of Canadian vacationers in the United States experienced a significant decline, with bookings dropping by 40% compared to the previous year, according to Flight Centre Canada. This downturn is largely attributed to U.S. President Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods and his contentious remarks about annexing Canada as the […]

Many Canadian gig workers not aware of tax rules

Although nearly a quarter of Canadians have been a part of the gig economy, 66% of gig workers were not aware of new rules requiring platforms to report users’ income to the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA). This is according to the latest survey from H&R Block. "In light of the new federal legislation, the [CRA] […]

Canadian business leaders concerned about urban climate disaster

Given the recent wildfires in L.A. and ever-escalating costs from extreme weather events across Canada annually, concern is mounting of the potential impacts on major urban centres. A new KPMG survey reveals nine out of 10 Canadian business leaders are concerned about the potential for an urban climate disaster in the country. "As wildfires rip […]

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, […]