Canada Life’s CIO warns that Canada’s economy faces rising recession risks. With inflation cooling and rate cuts ahead, investors should remain cautious as global growth stays sluggish.
Starbucks’ North American reset shutters 13 Toronto locations with just two days’ notice to staff. See the full list of closed stores and what the restructuring means for customers and workers.
The Government of Canada recently released the 2025 National Risk Assessment (NRA) on Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing. This report is not only a key policy document for regulators and financial institutions but also directly impacts the financial security of every investor.
RBC warns Canada is entering a peak aging phase as 2.7 million baby boomers prepare to retire. Labour force participation may fall 2+ points by 2030, amplifying shortage and growth risks.
As living costs rise, 75% of Canadians are cutting back on dining out, with 81% of young adults doing the same. Rising costs, shrinking margins, and shifting consumer habits put 41% of restaurants in loss.
Canada’s federal government has cut nearly 2,000 student positions between 2024 and 2025, with CRA hardest hit. Simultaneously, youth unemployment reached 14.6% in July — its highest in over a decade.
Learn Jobs’ signal-to-noise mindset to cut distractions and boost output. In investing, sift through market noise to focus on fundamentals and avoid impulsive trades.
Zack, a Canadian soldier in his 40s, turned limited savings into opportunity with Ai Financial’s investment loan + segregated fund strategy. In just 14 months, his $100K loan grew to $121,169 — a 204% leveraged ROI — proving that responsibility and smart investing can build a secure future.
PwC plans to reduce entry-level hiring by nearly one-third by 2028, citing AI, offshoring, and low turnover. Data science and AI roles emerge as new career pathways.
U.S. prosecutors and the SEC allege Canadian AI founder Matthew Hudson falsified financials to secure $120M in venture capital. He faces wire fraud and securities charges.