The British Columbia Financial Services Authority has identified 65,000 borrowers who may receive refunds due to deceptive lending practices. The regulator's investigation uncovered widespread marketing violations.
Gold prices pared earlier gains following a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that declared former President Trump's global tariffs unlawful, impacting market sentiment and trade dynamics.
Blue Owl Capital sold a $1.4 billion portfolio of private loans to three major North American pension funds and its insurer, Kuvare, to return cash to investors amid redemption pressures.
Canadian private equity giant Onex Corporation announced a robust fourth-quarter profit of US$181 million, showcasing resilience in a volatile economic landscape.
When a family member fails to claim their inheritance, it creates complex legal challenges. This guide explores the steps needed to handle unclaimed life insurance and assets in New Brunswick estates.
The Canada Revenue Agency has implemented significant service upgrades for the 2026 tax season, promising improved efficiency and user experience for Canadian taxpayers.
A federal jury in New York will determine whether Centerview Partners wrongfully terminated a junior analyst who required guaranteed sleep hours due to a diagnosed condition, testing workplace disability accommodations.
Jamie Golombek of CIBC outlines important tax return modifications for 2025, including new deductions and CRA assistance programs, with the filing deadline set for April 30.
Gold prices climbed to around $5,000 per ounce, with a 0.9% gain on Thursday, as traders monitor U.S. Federal Reserve policy and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Financial expert Noah Solomon analyzes how investors can achieve superior returns while managing risk tolerance, emphasizing consistent moderate outperformance over aggressive swings.
Kitchener authorities are probing a scam involving at least $800 worth of fraudulent Amazon gift cards, with local real estate agents posing for photos as the investigation unfolds.
Investment in Canada's fintech sector fell dramatically to US$2.4 billion in 2025 from US$9.9 billion in 2024, with AI and digital assets leading activity amid a more disciplined market approach.
Federal Reserve officials indicate that more progress on lowering inflation is necessary before supporting interest rate cuts, as detailed in recent meeting minutes.
The top finance bureaucrat in Nova Scotia has stated he is not surprised but disappointed by the recent credit rating downgrade, highlighting fiscal challenges facing the province.
The Bank of Canada has ordered XTM Inc. to cease retail payment operations, citing a significant shortfall in client funds and a reported $19 million trust deficit affecting hospitality workers' wages and tips.
The Bank of Canada has mandated restaurant tip management firm XTM to immediately stop all payment processing, citing significant regulatory compliance failures and potential risks to the financial system.
The Alberta Securities Commission has issued a public warning regarding a suspected investment scheme, urging investors to exercise extreme caution and verify all opportunities.
Gold prices fell sharply as diplomatic progress between the U.S. and Iran reduced safe-haven demand, while a firmer U.S. dollar added pressure on the precious metal.
Economists say recent CPI data showing inflation cooling to 2.3% gives the Bank of Canada flexibility to cut interest rates if economic conditions weaken further.
Two Ontario women, including a senior from Guelph, were defrauded of $84,000 in a sophisticated bank investigator scam. Police warn of callers posing as bank representatives to steal personal information and funds.
Global banking regulators express concerns about banks' increasing use of synthetic risk transfers, with Barclays and Raiffeisen Bank identified as major users. The Basel Committee warns these transactions create new financial system vulnerabilities.
Taxing unrealized gains challenges core principles of modern tax systems, creating liquidity issues and uncertainty. Canada should maintain its realization-based approach for stability.
Financial experts warn against using RRSP contribution room for narrowly focused AI funds, as losses could permanently reduce your tax-sheltered retirement savings capacity.
Martin Pelletier explores how emotional attachment to past investments and ego-driven decisions can lead investors to make dangerous choices, drawing parallels to Olympic athletes and Everest climbers.
Canada's seventh-largest bank, EQ Bank, is launching an ambitious initiative to elevate its brand recognition nationwide. Under CEO Chadwick Westlake's leadership, the institution seeks to shed its anonymous acronym status and connect with consumers.
The S&P/TSX composite index climbed more than 400 points on Friday, with U.S. markets also posting significant gains amid positive economic signals and corporate earnings.
Bank of Montreal has recruited senior bankers from Barclays to strengthen its Tokyo brokerage business, targeting Japanese demand for North American securities as part of its Asian growth strategy.
Quebec Premier Francois Legault is actively promoting Montreal as the ideal location for the new Defence Bank, highlighting the city's strategic advantages and economic potential in a recent announcement.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board announced a net return of 0.5% for the third quarter of 2025-26, citing challenging market conditions and global volatility.
Canada's banking regulator OSFI defends capital rules as optimal, revealing banks could lend an additional $1 trillion while maintaining strong international competitiveness and profitability.