Globe Editorial: What a prudent Liberal federal budget would look like
It's fiscal season in Ottawa, with the Liberal government already in the fray, trying to shape perceptions of the — er, fiscally prudent — spending plans that will emerge over…
Retirement is more about a financial cushion than a specific lump sum, Sask. says the financial expert
According to a recent BMO Canada survey, Canadians will need an average of $1.7 million to retire in 2023, up from $1.4 million in 2020. More importantly, Kelly Remple, financial…
Here are the best ways Canadians can get a bigger tax refund this year
Tax season is upon us. If you're dreading filing your taxes this year, the motivation you might need is the possibility of getting a bigger tax refund. With inflation and…
Evening update: Laval community struggles after fatal daycare bus crash as PM pays tribute
Good evening, Let's start with today's best stories: Two children injured in an accident in a Quebec daycare center have been released from the hospital Politicians from across the province…
Canada’s emergency wage subsidy ‘really was a blank check for businesses’: Canadians for Tax Fairness
Some of Canada's biggest companies have received a pandemic grant to keep their employees on the payroll, but a new report reveals that in many cases these big companies have…
A third of households say they are financially worse off than last year (survey)
OTTAWA — A third of Canadian households say their financial situation has deteriorated over the past year, with lower-income families more likely to say they are worse off, according to…
China’s reopening is a wildcard for Canada, which is clinging to an economic landing, analysts say
OTTAWA/TORONTO, Feb 6 (Reuters) - China's rapid reopening is expected to boost demand for commodities that Canada produces in abundance and potentially help Canada's economy stave off a recession as…
The first summary of the BoC’s deliberations arrives this week. Here’s what you can expect
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada will release its first summary of proceedings on Wednesday, giving Canadians a glimpse of the reasoning behind the Board of Governors' decision to raise…
Canada’s Pension Plan CEO John Graham predicts ‘alpha’ investors will outperform over the next decade
John Graham, President and CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, speaks during the Annual General Meeting and Convention of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Ottawa on October…
Treasury Secretary Freeland pledges fiscal prudence to avoid inflation
Links to the breadcrumb News National Business Chrystia Freeland urges caution as Canadian economy threatens to slide into recession Treasury Secretary Chrystia Freeland in Ottawa. Photo by Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press…