Tax Court rejects salesman’s claim for employment expenses paid to family

If you incur various employment expenses for which you aren’t reimbursed by your employer, you may be able to claim a ...

AI buildout expected to slow after Democrats sweep U.S. midterm vote

Jeff Schulze, head investment strategist for Franklin Templeton Institute, talks about how the results of the U.S. midterm elections will affect markets. Jeff Schulze, Head Investment Strategist, ...

Stephen Tapp: Canada’s low productivity is making young people less optimistic about the economy

A 2025 Nanos survey found that a majority (65 per cent) of Canadians expect the next generation to have lower living ...

Year-over-year home sales decline in Toronto for a fourth straight month

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) reported 5,603 sales last month, compared with 6,083 in October 2025. That ...

What happens when professional duty collides with institutional decision-making?

The independent judgment that makes a professional valuable becomes a hindrance when it conflicts an employer’s priorities ...

Toys ‘R’ Us to reopen with stores inside Canadian Staples locations

Toys ‘R’ Us will not be gone from Canada for long after all as the toy retailer is set to make its return within Staples ...

Canada’s trade surplus with U.S. widens to $12.3 billion despite new tariffs

Canada’s month-over-month trade surplus with the United States widened to $12.3 billion in September from $12.1 billion, with ...

Suncor rewards investors as it rakes in record cash

Two years ago, Suncor Energy Inc. was a company dealing with a string of workplace accidents, sputtering operations and an ...
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Posthaste: The more Canadians reach financial milestones, the worse off they feel

More Canadians have made progress toward their financial goals this year, but many still feel worse off, according to a new report by estate planning platform Willful. More than three quarters of ...