Canadians pay a whopping 2,112% more in taxes now than in 1961
We pay more in taxes than we do for life’s basic necessities like housing, food and clothing
We pay more in taxes than we do for life’s basic necessities like housing, food and clothing
Premier Doug Ford’s new government should cancel existing renewable energy contracts, not just future deals
New banking environment is designed to bring together advice-based services and the latest in digital experiences
There’s no better way to waste public funds than to have programs where everyone is spending everyone else’s money
As a country, we owe an astounding $599 billion on credit cards and other non-mortgage consumer debt: MNP
Silver piece marking the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada’s 150 anniversary sold out in 48 hours
Nationally, auto loans were up 8.3% year over year, bank loans were 10.6% higher and mortgage lending increased 5.9%
But Albertans’ satisfaction is still below the national average, says a new survey, with more than 900 Fort McMurray wildfire claims remaining unsettled
Accelerating disposable income and slowing mortgage growth are the driving forces behind the recent improvement
