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The wealth gap in Canada is wider than ever + MORE Jul 24th
The wealth gap in Canada has reached a record high of 49% in 2025, according to newly released data from Statistics Canada. That’s the highest it’s been since the agency began collecting this data in 1999. Now, Canadian households in the top 20% of the income distribution own more than two-third.... More »
Bauer-owner Performance Sports to sell assets to Sagard, Fairfax + MORE Jan 26th
Move comes after no other competing bids for company emerged
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Nasdaq futures rise to start the week as Tesla shares jump: Live updates - CNBC Nov 18th
Nasdaq futures rise to start the week as Tesla shares jump: Live updates CNBCFutures mixed after previous week's slide as focus shifts back to earnings Yahoo Canada FinanceWhat To Expect in the Markets This Week InvestopediaNvidia results will rock markets .... More »
Ages 13 to 17: Teaching teens to budget + MORE Aug 24th
It happens so fast you could miss it. But in their teens, kids need to start moving from thinking about money in small amounts (weekly) to larger amounts (monthly). “They should start getting more money for longer periods of time, but now they also need to start taking personal responsibility for .... More »
Are Vanguard Canada ETFs and other funds always a good investment? Sep 6th
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Trump not doing enough to avoid conflicts over business dealings: ethics experts
– theglobeandmail.com
Trump is still balking at doing what ethics experts insist he should: sell everything he owns or put any assets that might pose a conflict into a blind trust
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion granted environmental certificate by BC government – CBC.ca
– news.google.ca
CBC.caTrans Mountain pipeline expansion granted environmental certificate by BC governmentCBC.caThe B.C. government has given the green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, after reaching an "unprecedented" agreement with Kinder Morgan for up to $1 billion in investment over 20 years. "We always said that the five conditions …All five conditions met for BC's approval of Kinder Morgan pipeline: Christy ClarkCalgary HeraldTrans Mountain pipeline has met B.C.'s conditions for approval: Premier Christy ClarkBNNBC approves Kinder Morgan pipeline expansionThe Globe and MailCTV News -Globalnews.ca -Toronto Star -News1130all 132 news articles »
The U.S. president-elect will put his assets in a trust to be run by two of his sons, while profits from payments by foreign governments to Trump hotels will be donated to the U.S. Treasury.
Trump business will pursue US deals, but not foreign ones
– canadianbusiness.com
NEW YORK _ Donald Trump’s business will continue to pursue deals in the United States, though not abroad, while he is president, and he will relinquish control of the company, according to a lawyer who worked with the Trump Organization on the plan.
Trump will put his business assets in a trust and take other steps to isolate himself from his company, said the lawyer, who spoke to reporters before Trump’s first news conference since his election Nov. 8. The lawyer requested anonymity to discuss details of the plan.
The move appears to contradict a previous pledge by Trump, who pledged in a tweet last month to do “no new deals” while in office.
To help allay concerns about conflicts of interest, Trump will hand managerial control of his company to his two adult sons and a longtime business executive. The lawyer who advised Trump also said that the Trump Organization will appoint an ethics adviser to its management team who must approve deals that could raise concerns about conflicts…
Trump will put his business assets in a trust and take other steps to isolate himself from his company, said the lawyer, who spoke to reporters before Trump’s first news conference since his election Nov. 8. The lawyer requested anonymity to discuss details of the plan.
The move appears to contradict a previous pledge by Trump, who pledged in a tweet last month to do “no new deals” while in office.
To help allay concerns about conflicts of interest, Trump will hand managerial control of his company to his two adult sons and a longtime business executive. The lawyer who advised Trump also said that the Trump Organization will appoint an ethics adviser to its management team who must approve deals that could raise concerns about conflicts…
Not long after IPO, Aritzia’s private investors sell more shares
– theglobeandmail.com
The stock sale comes just three months after Aritzia began trading in Toronto
