Rethinking retirement legacy: Canadians focus on more meaningful wealth transfers

Retirement planning has long centred on building assets, but Canadians are now broadening the idea of what it means to leave something behind. According to a new survey from Edward Jones Canada, half of Canadians (50%) indicate they plan to give part of their inheritance while still alive, choosing to shape their legacy through support such as […]

China’s new influencer crackdown bans unqualified voices from covering these ‘sensitive topics’ to fight misinformation — should the US do the same?

In October 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) introduced sweeping new rules for the creator economy. (1) If you’re an online influencer in China and you publish content on what the regulators deem “sensitive topics” — namely medicine, finance, education or law — you must now hold professional credentials such as a degree, licence […]

Grocery and rent costs push Canada’s inflation rate up to 2.4% in September

Canada’s inflation rate ticked higher in September, marking the first acceleration in headline inflation since May. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.4% year over year, up from 1.9% in August, according to Statistics Canada’s latest report (1). The jump reflects a slower decline in gasoline and travel prices, alongside renewed upward pressure on groceries. […]