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06/15/2026

A surprisingly strong May jobs report has reinforced many economists’ views that the Canadian economy is not in a recession.

Solid jobs report "should silence the recession crowd": BMO economist

06/11/2026

Wait longer. Pay more. Life Insurance rewards early action!

06/11/2026

High gas prices pushed up inflation again last month while adding to Americans’ financial strain: Households are saving at the lowest rate in nearly four years, a new report showed Thursday.

High gas prices pushed up inflation again last month while adding to Americans’ financial strain: Households are saving at the lowest rate in nearly four years, a new report showed Thursday.

06/08/2026

Amid a decline in output for the first quarter, labour productivity dropped too, and unit labour costs rose, according to new data from Statistics Canada — highlighting the ongoing fallout from trade-related disruptions.

Manufacturing productivity down, unit labour costs up

06/04/2026

Every generation gets its turn at the edge of the world. In late 1999, millions were told that midnight itself had become a threat. Computers would fail. Banks would freeze. Markets would crack. Infrastructure would falter.

Financial advisors matter most when the going gets tough

06/04/2026

3 reasons why Life Insurance is so important!

06/01/2026

Divorce in later life is no longer a niche demographic phenomenon. For Canadian financial advisors, it is becoming an increasingly important planning issue with significant implications for retirement readiness, estate planning, tax efficiency, housing and intergenerational wealth transfer.

Late life, diamond splitters, post-mature — call it what you like. This demands careful attention

05/28/2026

Are you working with the right Financial Advisor?

05/28/2026

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says he’s “encouraged” by the federal government’s efforts to diversify the economy and protect it against increasingly common shocks to global trade.

Tiff Macklem also says long timelines for project approvals are holding back international investment in Canada

05/25/2026

Canadian household finances are facing an array of headwinds including a weak job market, inflationary pressures and ongoing trade uncertainty, which will keep consumers under continued financial pressure in the year ahead, says Fitch Ratings.

Inflation, soft job market and trade uncertainty to weigh on consumers