Turns out A is a second-gen Canadian whose parents came here (when the locals were still toleratnt and welcoming) in the Eighties. “They did not have the know-how to teach me anything about investing ...

Yes, by bad policy. And thus we have a complex web of conflicting, uncoordinated, kneejerk, badly-understood policies that make everything worse, elevate conflict and fail to reduce prices. If we just ...

As asset-class heterogeneity and complexity increases and when price discovery gets less transparent, it creates opportunities which astute managers can exploit. In these instances, active solutions ...

We know the muck is piling up in Ottawa. We know there’ll be an early election. We know who will win. But after that? Will houses become affordable and the kiddos stop whining and moaning? Nah. Not ...

Just one more sleep until Chrystia tells you how bad things are. The deficit was supposed to be capped at $40 billion this year, and fade ever so slowly in the years to come. Well, forget that.

Nurse Jiggles just showed up in the sexy little green elf suit she pours herself into every mid-December. She appears to be giving the patients more complications – so we’d better get this emergency ...

Down she goes. Both fixed-rate fivers and VRMs are in the 4.5% range. The Bank of Canada delivered its second jumbo rate cut in a row yesterday. The Canadian dollar held its ground. Surprisingly. So ...

The Canadian banks are a big deal for our economy and stock market. They employ over 280,000 Canadians and the banking industry contributes nearly 4% to our economy. For investors the banks paid over ...