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2022 Income Tax Guide for Canadians: Deadlines, tax tips and more + MORE May 1st
It’s been quite a year for numbers, hasn’t it? From rising interest rates to steep stock market drops, finances have been headline news throughout 2022. It’s almost enough to make you forget about tax season. But with the tax deadline approaching, you have a few reminders (see the dates below).... More »
Ontario appoints supervisor to run Conestoga College after audit exposing ‘serious mismanagement’ - Toronto Star May 7th
Ontario appoints supervisor to run Conestoga College after audit exposing ‘serious mismanagement’ Toronto StarOntario appoints administrator to run Conestoga College, citing financial mismanagement The Globe and MailLILLEY: Conestoga board approved John Tibbits’ $3M payou.... More »
The best low-interest credit cards in Canada for 2024 + MORE May 29th
Credit card interest rates aren’t all the same. If you carry a balance on your credit card, or if you expect to take on debt that will take some time to pay off, you might want to consider applying for a low-interest credit card.
The savings could be substantial: while most regular credit card.... More »
Meet Canada’s All-Star Stocks + MORE Nov 7th
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Alibaba Stock and Tencent Are Tumbling. This Time, Blame the Metaverse. - Barron's + MORE Feb 21st
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Which energy company will exit the oil sands next?
– theglobeandmail.com
Foreign energy firms are selling Alberta assets – will ConocoPhillips and Chevron follow?
Biggest factor in red hot housing market is demand: minister
– canadianbusiness.com
Ontario’s finance minister said Friday that while he is considering a tax on foreign home buyers for Toronto and beyond, it’s not the biggest factor when looking at ways to cool the housing market.
As an influx of people move to the province, in particular the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, the growing demand for housing _ also fuelled in part by low interest rates _ is outstripping the current supply, Charles Sousa said.
“I still want to fulfil what I said I would do a year ago: obtain the evidence, obtain the information, get the data necessary to then make an informed decision as to what is happening,” he said after a cabinet meeting.
“Some are arguing that the foreign degree of engagement is the last piece, that it’s not the largest amount that’s creating the boom in our homes, in our housing market. A lot of speculators within the domestic market are also playing a role, but the biggest part of course is demand.”
The Toronto Real Estate Board is urging Sousa not to implement a foreign-buyers’ tax, arguing it would do little to address the problem of rising house prices…
As an influx of people move to the province, in particular the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, the growing demand for housing _ also fuelled in part by low interest rates _ is outstripping the current supply, Charles Sousa said.
“I still want to fulfil what I said I would do a year ago: obtain the evidence, obtain the information, get the data necessary to then make an informed decision as to what is happening,” he said after a cabinet meeting.
“Some are arguing that the foreign degree of engagement is the last piece, that it’s not the largest amount that’s creating the boom in our homes, in our housing market. A lot of speculators within the domestic market are also playing a role, but the biggest part of course is demand.”
The Toronto Real Estate Board is urging Sousa not to implement a foreign-buyers’ tax, arguing it would do little to address the problem of rising house prices…
Fairfax Financial raises cash component of offer for Allied World
– theglobeandmail.com
The increase of $18 per share would reduce the stock consideration of the total deal value, Fairfax says
Fairfax gets pension-fund backing on largest deal
– theglobeandmail.com
The Toronto-based insurance and investments company is to add another $500-million (U.S.) in capital from Alberta Investment Management Corp. toward its acquisition of Allied World Assurance
Justin Trudeau believes clear regulations will bring natural resource investment to Canada – Globalnews.ca
– news.google.ca
Globalnews.caJustin Trudeau believes clear regulations will bring natural resource investment to CanadaGlobalnews.caWATCH ABOVE: You might not think a progressive PM speaking to a conservative oil industry audience would go over well. But Justin Trudeau and his message that is both pro-energy and pro-environment was warmly received last night in Texas.Yedlin: Trudeau charms global energy leaders in TexasCalgary HeraldMajors exiting Canada's oil sands acting in own interest: TrudeauReuters CanadaTrump has opened his arms to immigrants, but only if they're white CanadiansDAWN.comB.C. Catholic Newspaperall 49 news articles »
