HSN 50/50 Winners Claim Over $500K in March Draws
Lise L. and Guy G. are among the fortunate winners who secured thousands of dollars in Health Sciences North's March 50/50 draws, with total prizes exceeding half a million dollars.
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Wealthsimple Profitable, Eyes Prediction Markets Amid Concerns
Wealthsimple marks its 10th anniversary by announcing profitability for the first time, with soaring revenue and assets. The platform is also advancing toward offering prediction markets, though experts warn of potential risks.
UBS Helped Epstein Accomplice Maxwell Buy Hideout: Report
A Reuters investigation reveals UBS's role in assisting Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's associate, to acquire a secluded property as a hideout, based on newly released Department of Justice documents.
Why Delaying Variable Rate Lock-In Often Backfires
Financial expert Robert McLister warns that waiting to lock in variable mortgage rates can be costly as inflation spikes and fixed rates climb. Learn why timing is crucial and how borrowers may face higher costs.
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Bank of Canada's Inflation Lessons and Key Business Stories
Bank of Canada's senior deputy acknowledges inflation persistence post-pandemic, while reports cover rising cottage prices, CRA objections, BMO's U.S. expansion, and duty free shop struggles.
Bank of Canada Better Prepared for Supply Shocks After Inflation Lesson
Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers admits pandemic-era inflation persistence surprised central bankers, prompting improved forecasting methods and real-time data integration to handle future economic disruptions.
Bank of Canada Rethinks Inflation Framework Amid Shocks
Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers indicates the central bank is evaluating its inflation-targeting approach to better handle ongoing economic disruptions and supply chain volatility.
Markets Could Be Wrong on Interest Rates, Strategist Says
Karl Schamotta of Corpay discusses how currency markets are reacting to geopolitical events like the Iran war, cautioning that enthusiasm may not align with economic realities.
Bank of Canada Confronts Tough Structural Economic Challenges
The Bank of Canada acknowledges significant hurdles in addressing deep-seated structural economic shifts, as it grapples with evolving financial landscapes and policy adjustments.
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S&P/TSX Composite and U.S. Markets Fall in Late-Morning
The S&P/TSX composite index and major U.S. stock markets experienced declines in late-morning trading on March 26, 2026, reflecting broader market volatility and economic pressures.
BMO Hires Joe Kostandoff from CIBC for Equities Leadership Role
Bank of Montreal has hired Joe Kostandoff from CIBC to co-lead its equity capital markets division, with Peter Miller transitioning to a vice-chair role, as the bank holds an investor day.
File CRA Objections by Deadline to Challenge Tax Assessments
Taxpayers disputing CRA notices of assessment must file formal objections by strict deadlines. Learn about online filing, extension requests, and a recent Federal Court of Appeal case involving an Indigenous taxpayer.
BMO Targets 15% ROE via Wealth, U.S. Growth
The Bank of Montreal has set an ambitious target of achieving a 15% return on equity by focusing on growth in its wealth management division and expanding its U.S. business operations.
BMO Targets 15% Return on Equity via Wealth and U.S. Growth
The Bank of Montreal has set an ambitious goal to achieve a 15% return on equity by focusing on growth in its wealth management division and expanding its U.S. business operations.
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Hedge Investments Against Stock Market Volatility
Greg Taylor, CIO at PenderFund Capital Management, discusses how investors are reducing risk and finding value in turbulent markets, offering insights for portfolio management.
Wall Street Bonuses Hit Record $49.2 Billion in 2025
New York's financial sector saw bonuses surge 9% to an unprecedented $49.2 billion in 2025, according to the state comptroller, highlighting robust industry performance amid economic shifts.
U.S. Banking Deregulation Sparks Regulatory Race Concerns
U.S. regulators are easing capital requirements for major banks, potentially freeing billions for lending. Critics warn this could lead to another financial crisis and pressure Canada to follow suit, despite its stable banking system.
Fidelity Beats Lawsuit Over Fees in $439B Money Market Fund
A U.S. federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Fidelity of keeping investors in higher-cost share classes in its $439.1 billion Government Money Market Fund, marking a legal victory for the mutual fund giant.
Fed Reports Narrowed $19.6 Billion Loss for 2025
The Federal Reserve has announced a significant reduction in its operational losses for 2025, reporting a deficit of $19.6 billion. This marks a notable improvement from previous years, reflecting ongoing adjustments in monetary policy and economic condit
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Trump Fights to Keep JPMorgan Lawsuit in Florida
Former President Donald Trump argues his $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase should remain in Florida, claiming CEO Jamie Dimon personally directed account closures after the 2021 Capitol riot.
Trump Fights to Keep JPMorgan Lawsuit in Florida Court
Former President Donald Trump argues his $5 billion 'debanking' lawsuit against JPMorgan and CEO Jamie Dimon should remain in Florida, claiming Dimon personally directed account closures after the 2021 Capitol riot.
Gold Gains as Traders Weigh Ceasefire Talks and Market Factors
Gold prices continue to rise after breaking a losing streak, with traders evaluating U.S.-Iran ceasefire prospects while facing headwinds from investor positioning, Middle East demand, and rate hike expectations.
Public Stocks Boost Canada's Pensions as Private Equity Lags
A Bloomberg analysis reveals that stock portfolios of at least four major Canadian pension funds have driven returns for three consecutive years, outperforming private equity amid a prolonged deal drought and market volatility.
Swiss Bank Falls in Venezuela-Iran Money Laundering Scandal
A small Swiss bank's downfall reveals a dirty money trail from Venezuela to Iran, exposing regulatory failures and undermining Switzerland's financial cleanup efforts.
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Market Bets vs Economists on Bank of Canada Rate Hikes
Financial markets are pricing in multiple interest rate hikes by the Bank of Canada this year, while most economists predict rates will remain on hold, creating a significant divergence in outlooks.
Bank CEO Pushes Keystone XL Revival, Eastern Energy Plan
National Bank CEO Laurent Ferreira calls for reviving the Keystone XL pipeline and establishing an eastern energy corridor in Canada, amid discussions on mortgage trends and retirement shifts.
Bank Regulator Warns of Global Upheaval Risks to Financial System
Canada's top banking regulator warns that economic and geopolitical turmoil is increasing financial system risks globally, with uneven costs and potential victims, while Canadian banks face mortgage renewal challenges.
Canadian Household Net Worth Reaches Record High in 2023
Statistics Canada data reveals median household net worth surged to $519,700 in 2023, driven by real estate and retirement assets, with regional disparities and age as key factors.
Paris Offices Raided in Epstein-Linked Diplomat Probe
French authorities conducted raids at Edmond de Rothschild's Paris offices as part of an investigation into a diplomat connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case, highlighting ongoing international scrutiny.
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Goeasy Wins Debt Relief After Auto Loan Losses
Canadian subprime lender Goeasy Ltd. has secured concessions from lenders after auto loan losses at its LendCare unit caused shares to plummet over 60% and bonds to fall sharply.
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