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Tom Schwartz Addresses Tom Sandoval-Raquel Leviss Affair - Entertainment Tonight Mar 11th
Tom Schwartz Addresses Tom Sandoval-Raquel Leviss Affair Entertainment TonightKristen Doute Returning to Vanderpump Rules Amid Tom Sandoval Drama E! NEWSKristen Doute details exact moment Ariana Madix discovered Tom, Raquel affair Geo NewsVanderpump Rules - Vanderpum.... More »
Tesla's Q1 net income down 55% year over year - CBC News + MORE Apr 23rd
Tesla's Q1 net income down 55% year over year CBC NewsTesla shares jump 11% after Musk says company aims to start production of affordable new EV by early 2025 CNBCTesla's shift on low-cost cars throws Mexico, India factory plans into limbo Yahoo Canada FinanceTesla .... More »
The Fall of the House of Sharpe: What Exactly Happened to Bridging Finance? Oct 10th
When they started out in the ’90s, David Sharpe and Natasha Hilfer were both both fiercely smart and exceedingly ambitious, with eyes on the finance sector. But both believed they had to overcome, as David once said, the implicit need-not-apply sign Bay Street hung to ward off anyone who was diffe.... More »
FHSA withdrawal rules and and rental property advice for a first-time home buyer Oct 11th
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Would it be beneficial to open a first-time home buyer’s savings account if I was planning on buying a property soon, say, in 2023 or 2024?
If I purchase a house and live in the basement but rent out the main floor, would that still be taxed as capital gains?
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Housing market has gone into 'hibernation' CREA says, with lower sales, listings and flat prices - CBC News Nov 15th
Housing market has gone into 'hibernation' CREA says, with lower sales, listings and flat prices CBC NewsAverage home price in Canada rises to $656625 as monthly sales slow: CREA - Business News Castanet.netCanadian home sales slow in October as many buyers have already 'gone i.... More »
A Wave of Start-ups Are Disrupting the $2-Billion Funeral Industry
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Like many tech-savvy Millennials, Mallory Greene always knew she wanted to launch her own start-up. She mulled over ideas and options while building up her resumé at the investment company Wealthsimple, where she was the head of corporate social responsibility. For several years, she just had no idea what kind of business she might want to run. “Then I realized it was in front of me the whole time,” she says. “I grew up around death.”
Greene’s mom is a hospice nurse. Her dad is a funeral director—the Dan Aykroyd to her Anna Chlumsky from My Girl. “My school friends ridiculed me because they thought it was so disturbing,” she says. “People constantly ask if my life was just like that movie.”
In 2019, at the age of 26, Greene founded Eirene, a direct-to-consumer cremation (and aquamation—more on this later) service that lets users bypass archaic and expensive funeral homes in favour of a streamlined all-digital process, where the body of a loved one can be ferried away within hours of dying and their ashes delivered to your door within the week…
