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Managing tax in a “tenancy in common” situation Nov 25th
Q. I am a co-owner of a cottage in Ontario. The other co-owner would like to buy out my 50% share of the cottage as tenant in common. Do I have to claim capital gains if the cottage isn’t being sold?
–Claudia
A. Real estate is commonly owned as joint tenants, with rights of survivorship by spous.... More »
The Gorpcore Fashion Trend Is Giving a Boost to the Outdoor-Apparel Market Nov 7th
The term “gorpcore” was coined in the mid-2010s to describe the type of utilitarian clothing worn by the “good old raisins and peanuts” (hence GORP) crowd—hikers, campers and the like. When celebrities like Hailey Bieber and Frank Ocean started wearing grip-sole shoes and multi-pocket pant.... More »
N.S. premier blasts telecom companies in wake of Fiona, calls on Ottawa to step in with regulation - CBC.ca Sep 28th
N.S. premier blasts telecom companies in wake of Fiona, calls on Ottawa to step in with regulation CBC.caProvince Details Financial Support for Those Affected by Hurricane Fiona VOCMStorm Fiona: Mendicino says Tories pushed ‘false info’ with ArriveCan border questions .... More »
Finding the financial balance in skin care routines + MORE Jul 11th
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Microsoft Can Close Its $75 Billion Buy of Activision Blizzard, Judge Rules - The Wall Street Journal - news.google.caMicrosoft Can Close Its $75 Billion Buy of Activision Blizzard, Judge Rules The Wall.... More »
Canada begins Storm Fiona cleanup as scale of devastation becomes clear - The Guardian + MORE Sep 28th
Canada begins Storm Fiona cleanup as scale of devastation becomes clear The GuardianN.S. premier blasts telecom companies in wake of Fiona, calls on Ottawa to step in with regulation CBC.caPrime Minister tours storm-hit Newfoundland, pledges $10-million in relief The.... More »
Whatever you might think of Donald Trump, the U.S. economy has been on a roll, and so has its stock markets, writes Gordon Pape.
