‘I was denied’: Mother of Halifax homicide victim turned down for federal benefit
.The mother of Devon Marsman, a Halifax teen who went missing and was found dead last year, is speaking out after being denied a federal benefit.
U.S. investors scooping up homes faster than would-be buyers, data shows
New data shows how investor purchases of U.S. homes are rapidly rising as affordability issues prevent many would-be buyers from getting into the real estate market.
Crypto industry wants Canada to embrace stablecoins, but concerns remain
A key focus in the push is to bring more legitimacy to stablecoins, a type of crypto designed to keep a steady value by pegging it to a currency.
Number of Canadians with pension plans jumped by 300K. Are you one of them?
According to Statistics Canada, the number of Canadians who were members of a registered pension plan grew by 293,500, or 4.2 per cent, from 2022 to over 7.2 million in…
The tax deadline for self-employed Canadians is days away. What to know
The deadline for self-employed individuals is June 16 in 2025, and waiting until the last minute may mean missing important details.
GST relief could save 1st-time home buyers $240 on mortgages: report
The Liberal government introduced legislation on June 5 to eliminate the GST portion from new home sales of up to $1 million for first-time buyers.
Average asking rents fall annually for 8th-straight month in Canada to $2,129: report
The monthly report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation said Monday asking rents held steady from April, with a 0.1 per cent month-over-month increase.
Bank of Canada’s head says rate pause a result of ‘shock-prone’ world
Governor Tiff Macklem of the Bank of Canada was interviewed after the central bank held its overnight lending rate at 2.75 per cent for the second straight meeting.
Will the Bank of Canada cut interest rates? What economists expect
With the Bank of Canada set to provide an update on interest rates on Wednesday, economists are expecting no changes this time as the trade war has increased economic uncertainty.
Planning a wedding in Canada? Tariffs could blow your budget
And with wedding season in full swing, couples tying the knot this summer might need to brace for a steeper bill, thanks to tariffs.