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Intuitive Machines stock plummets after second sideways moon landing - Reuters + MORE Mar 7th
Intuitive Machines stock plummets after second sideways moon landing ReutersLying sideways on the moon, the Athena lander is declared dead CNNUS startup's moonshot apparently lands on its side - again ReutersIntuitive Machines Stock Plunges Another 26% After Troubles.... More »
Toronto's housing market tightened in March despite falling prices Apr 7th
Toronto's real estate board says it's too hard to say if prices have 'bottomed out,' but sales ticked up in March while new listings fell by double digits..... More »
Alberta Pension Plan: Why Alberta wants to leave the CPP—and what would replace it + MORE Oct 4th
In late September, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith opened a public online consultation on a proposal to withdraw the province from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Her announcement was tied to the release of a third-party report that claims, among other things, that Alberta is entitled to 53%, or $.... More »
How much is capital gains tax in Canada?—and other questions answered May 6th
The 2024 federal budget proposed changes to how capital gains are taxed for Canadians. Certain taxpayers will now be subject to a two-thirds inclusion rate instead of one-half on part or all of their capital gains.
The capital gains inclusion rate refers to how much of a capital gain is inc.... More »
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 »
The crazy year that was: top stock market performers of 2020 not all that surprising, when you think about it ….
– thestar.com
It was a year we’d all like to forget, but never will, because of a deadly pandemic. A year in which the world economy was decimated. A year in which many small businesses went under, unemployment soared, and our personal lives were turned upside down. A year where some major stock indexes set record highs, and many investors are ending with nice profits, writes Gordon Pape.Food is getting more expensive. The Star’s Millennial Money financial expert offers tips on how to manage your food budget
– thestar.com
In this special edition of Millennial Money, coach Jason Heath shares how his family handles grocery shopping and takeout amid rising food costs.
