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The best rewards credit cards in Canada for 2025 Nov 10th
With the right rewards credit card, you can earn points to put towards cash back, travel, financial products, merchandise, gift cards, and even charitable donations. The key to finding the best rewards card is to select one that matches your spending habits and your reward goals.
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Should I invest in crowdfunded real estate? + MORE May 20th
Q: I’ve seen a lot of press lately on crowdfunded real estate investments. I’m wondering if this is a good way to invest in real estate if I don’t want to be a hands-on landlord?
— Curious about crowdfunding, Winnipeg, MB
Answer from Romana King, senior editor and real estate .... More »
Canadian drink company tastes controversy after Simu Liu raises cultural appropriation questions - CNN Oct 14th
Canadian drink company tastes controversy after Simu Liu raises cultural appropriation questions CNNSimu Liu criticizes Canadian boba tea company over concerns of cultural appropriation NBC News‘Dragon’ Manjit Minhas withdraws from Bobba Tea investment after backlash over c.... More »
Canadian bank bonuses climb 3.9% as virus stops 'crazy' payouts - BNN Dec 3rd
Canadian bank bonuses climb 3.9% as virus stops 'crazy' payouts BNNRoyal Bank of Canada warns of headwinds after better-than-expected profit Financial PostRoyal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY) Stock: A Clear Buy Post-Earnings The Motley Fool CanadaCIBC beats as capital marke.... More »
Kathleen Wynne’s re-election bid is off to a bad start + MORE Mar 28th
As a rule, voters love to be bribed with their own money. However, I am cautiously pessimistic that this maxim is not going to work for the Ontario Liberals.
The election is only three months away and Premier Kathleen Wynne—deeply unpopular and behind in the polls—is handing out multi-billion do.... More »
Initial court date set for former Wilmington Trust president facing fraud, conspiracy charges
– canadianbusiness.com
WILMINGTON, Del. – A judge has rescheduled an initial court appearance for former Wilmington Trust president Robert Harra Jr., who is facing fraud and conspiracy charges in a federal investigation into the century-old financial institution’s collapse.
The judge set an Aug. 20 appearance for Harra after attorneys jointly asked that a court date next Thursday be postponed.
This week’s indictment charges the 66-year-old Harra with conspiracy, securities fraud, and making false statements to federal regulators and false entries in banking records.
Harra is the highest-ranking former Wilmington Trust official to date to be charged in the investigation, which has netted several guilty pleas.
Former chief credit officer William North pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges in Wednesday’s superseding indictment, which also targets former chief financial officer David Gibson and former controller Kevyn Rakowski.
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The judge set an Aug. 20 appearance for Harra after attorneys jointly asked that a court date next Thursday be postponed.
This week’s indictment charges the 66-year-old Harra with conspiracy, securities fraud, and making false statements to federal regulators and false entries in banking records.
Harra is the highest-ranking former Wilmington Trust official to date to be charged in the investigation, which has netted several guilty pleas.
Former chief credit officer William North pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges in Wednesday’s superseding indictment, which also targets former chief financial officer David Gibson and former controller Kevyn Rakowski.
The post Initial court date set for former Wilmington Trust president facing fraud, conspiracy charges appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
BCE earnings
– theglobeandmail.com
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Barrick Gold seeks $2 billion in cuts
– canoe.ca
Barrick Gold Corp. is selling off some of its mines and cutting its dividend as it works to transform itself into a leaner, more profitable company amid the plummeting price of bullion.
Uber price rise kicks in from today – Brisbane Times
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Brisbane TimesUber price rise kicks in from todayBrisbane TimesThe cost of using the UberX ride-sharing service will increase 10 per cent following a tax office ruling that GST should be applied on trips. Uber is challenging the Australian Taxation Office's ruling in court, but in the meantime told customers that …Expect to pay more for your next UberNEWS.com.auUber gives in to ATO, charges users GSTThe Australian Financial ReviewUber hikes prices by 10 per centThe AgeCourier Mail -Business Newsall 16 news articles »
(AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, File)Google makes the world go round. It’s where we go to settle dinner-table arguments, figure out odd acronyms and quietly investigate weird lumps on our bodies. During Thursday’s federal election debate, Canadian Google searches took on a different tone as Canadians sifted through partisan rhetoric. Here are the most common questions Canadians googled during the debate—as well as some answers. You’re welcome.
Did Canada have a surplus before Harper?
Yes. Canada had a surplus every year between 1997 and 2005 under Jean Chrétien and then Paul Martin. Stephen Harper did run surpluses in 2006 and 2007 but he has posted deficits ever since. He says that has a lot to do with the global financial crisis of 2008. The other party leaders claim the Conservative party’s handling of the economy is to blame. Here’s our Maclean’s primer on each party’s economic policies so you can decide for yourself here.
Is Canada in a recession?
Many experts say yes…
