One tech firm says Air Canada owes passengers more than $66 million in compensation for strike-related inconveniences — but Canadian laws could make getting that money difficult

After reaching an impasse in negotiations between the Air Canada component of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), a 72-hour strike notice was given on August 13. Three days later, over 100,000 Air Canada employees walked off the job in protest. Though it has been over a month since the strike concluded, the effects […]

Younger Canadians reject parents’ money advice: Simplii poll

A growing number of younger Canadians are shaking off traditional money advice that once guided earlier generations, according to a new survey by Simplii Financial. The poll found that one in four Canadians (25%) believe advice from older generations “no longer feels relevant”— a figure that jumps to 34% among Gen Z respondents in particular. […]

Smarter spending: How Canadians can use buy now, pay later without paying more

As Black Friday deals flood flyers and forums, Canadians are gearing up for holiday shopping with one goal — stretching every dollar. Now, there’s a new way to make that easier: PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) has launched its Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) service in Canada, allowing shoppers to split purchases into smaller, interest-free payments (1). The […]

Small farm, big demand: New Brunswick Wagyu can’t cross borders

Jessica Frenette, owner of Bird’s Hill Farms in New Brunswick, raises full-blood Japanese Wagyu beef that has food lovers across the Maritimes clamouring to buy. But even with eager customers in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, she cannot sell her product outside New Brunswick. “We are not able to send them our product […]

How low will they go? Toronto house prices are falling

The Greater Toronto Area’s real estate market is losing some of its pandemic-era steam, and experts say that could be good news for buyers who have been waiting for prices to cool. Royal LePage now predicts home prices will fall 3% by the end of 2025 compared to last year, signalling that even as interest […]

When grief meets taxes: The $660,000 mistake you don’t want your family to make

Ashley Galea never imagined that losing both parents in the same year would bring not just grief, but also a six-figure tax bill that swallowed nearly all of their retirement savings. “It made me more angry than anything,” Galea told CTV News (1). “We lost both our parents inside 11 months and (the Canada Revenue […]

Best towns to live in BC

It’s called Beautiful British Columbia for a reason. If you’ve been contemplating a move out to Canada’s west coast, don’t worry! There is something for everyone in BC. From world-famous mountains to the cool Pacific Ocean breeze, BC has some of the best places to live in Canada. If you’re flirting with a change of […]