Economist Explains Canada's 25,000 Job Loss Context
An economist clarifies Canada's recent loss of 25,000 jobs, arguing underlying economic indicators show resilience despite the headline figure.
Category : Banking Finance
Gold Prices Surge, Benefiting Barrie Buyers and Sellers
Record-high gold prices in 2026 are creating unique opportunities for both buyers and sellers in Barrie's market, with experts analyzing the economic factors driving this precious metal boom.
Ontario Advisor Faces Victims in $1.8M Fraud Case
Kevin Douse, a former financial advisor, appeared in a Barrie courtroom as victims of an alleged $1.8 million investment fraud scheme sought justice and restitution.
Trump's Tariff Miracle Claim Contradicted by Economic Data
Former President Donald Trump asserts tariffs sparked an economic miracle, yet analysis reveals trade deficits grew and consumer costs rose, challenging his narrative.
Selling Gold in Canada: Banks, Dealers & Tips
With gold prices near historic highs, Canadians are seeking ways to sell their gold. This guide explores bank policies, reputable dealers, pricing factors, and essential tips for secure transactions.
RBC Realtor.ca Deal Impacts Mortgage Market
Royal Bank of Canada's exclusive partnership with Realtor.ca gives the bank unprecedented access to homebuyers, potentially reshaping mortgage competition across Canada.
Windsor Native Aids Lions Fan in $100M Defamation Lawsuit
A Windsor-born attorney is representing a Detroit Lions fan in a massive $100-million lawsuit, emphasizing the importance of careful public statements in professional sports.
Bank Sued Over $343K Wrong Account Deposit
A Winnipeg bank is being sued after allegedly depositing $343,000 into the wrong account, which was then quickly drained. The case highlights banking security concerns.
Epstein's Private Banker Managed His Money in Final Years
Newly released emails reveal Paul Barrett, a former JPMorgan private banker, managed Jeffrey Epstein's investments through Alpha Group Capital. The revelations raise questions about financial institutions' due diligence processes.
N.S. RCMP Hunts 3 in Counterfeit $50 Bill Probe
Nova Scotia RCMP is actively searching for three individuals connected to the circulation of counterfeit $50 bank notes across the province, urging public assistance.
ECB Maintains Interest Rate as Eurozone Economy Shows Resilience
The European Central Bank has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged, citing ongoing economic resilience in the eurozone despite global uncertainties.
Canadian Pension Funds to Exit UK Port Operator in £10bn Deal
CPPIB and OMERS plan to sell their combined 67% stake in Associated British Ports, potentially valuing the UK's largest port operator at over £10 billion in a major infrastructure divestment.
CRA Claws Back CERB, Sparking Widespread Canadian Frustration
Many Canadians are expressing deep frustration as the Canada Revenue Agency begins clawing back CERB payments, creating financial hardship for individuals who relied on the pandemic support.
Trader Bets $300M Against Silver After $3B Gold Success
Billionaire Chinese trader Bian Ximing, who made nearly $3 billion on gold, has built Shanghai's largest silver short position worth $288 million, capitalizing on the metal's recent 16% decline.
CRA Claws Back Pandemic Support, Frustrates Canadians
The Canada Revenue Agency is reclaiming pandemic support funds from many Canadians, causing widespread financial distress and highlighting ongoing economic challenges.
Loonie Seen Correcting Before Uptrend Resumes
Analysts predict a temporary dip for the Canadian dollar, with a correction expected before the currency resumes its longer-term upward trend amid global economic shifts.
Bank of England Keeps Interest Rate at 3.75%
The Bank of England has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% as inflation continues to exceed the central bank's target, signaling ongoing economic caution.
Bessent's Heated Exchanges with Democrats in Hearing
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent engaged in multiple heated exchanges with Democratic lawmakers during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, devolving into insults over fiscal policy and Trump family dealings.
$2 Billion in Unclaimed Government Cheques in Canada
A federal report reveals nearly 4 million government cheques worth over $2.1 billion remain uncashed by Canadians, including pension and EI payments.
CIBC Hikes Gold Target to US$6,000 Despite Price Drop
CIBC Capital Markets increases its 2026 gold price target to US$6,000 per ounce, citing ongoing demand drivers and geopolitical uncertainty, with further targets set through 2031.
Gold Bugs Right on Price, But Bank Conspiracy Theory?
Gold bugs accurately predicted gold hitting US$5,000 per ounce, but now claim big banks manipulate prices through futures trading, sparking renewed debate.
RBC Closing University of Ottawa Campus Branch
Royal Bank of Canada announces closure of its branch on University of Ottawa campus in February 2026, affecting students and staff banking services.
Nasdaq Fast Entry Rule Aims to Speed Up Large Listings
Nasdaq has proposed a new 'fast entry' rule designed to expedite the inclusion of significant new listings, potentially streamlining market access for major companies.
Gold Rebounds Above $5,000 After Historic Pullback
Gold prices climbed over 2.9% on Wednesday, rebounding above US$5,000 per ounce as dip buyers entered the market following a significant retreat from record highs. The precious metal remains up approximately 17% for the year despite recent volatility.
Gold Gains on U.S.-Iran Tensions, Safe-Haven Bid
Gold extended its rally Wednesday after its largest daily gain in 17 years, as investors sought safety amid escalating U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, driving prices higher.
Neo Financial Raises $68.5M to Expand Lending in Canada
Calgary-based fintech Neo Financial raised $68.5 million from over 100 investors, far exceeding expectations. The funding will enable the company to expand lending to Canadians and access securitization markets for growth.
Counterfeit $50 Bills Circulating in Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia RCMP reports a significant increase in counterfeit $50 bank notes circulating across the province, urging residents and businesses to remain vigilant.
Find Out If You Have an Unclaimed Government Cheque
The Canadian government holds 3.9 million uncashed cheques. Learn how to search for unclaimed funds and secure your money with simple steps.
Montreal Seeks NATO Military Bank Hosting Role
Montreal is positioning itself as a candidate to host a proposed NATO financial institution dedicated to funding defense and military technology projects across the alliance.
Find Unclaimed Government Cheques in Canada
Learn how Canadians can search for and claim any of the 3.9 million uncashed government cheques, including tax refunds and benefit payments, that remain outstanding.
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