No. 697Can You Hire a Power of Attorney for Property in Canada?Managing a power of attorney (POA) for property and financial affairs can be a significant responsibility—and an important one. In Canada, a POA for property handles a wide…
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No. 697Can You Hire a Power of Attorney for Property in Canada?Managing a power of attorney (POA) for property and financial affairs can be a significant responsibility—and an important one. In Canada, a POA for property handles a wide…
No. 698Would Ending the Consumer Carbon Tax Save Canadians Money?Canadians are likely to notice the immediate effect of removing the consumer carbon price at the gas pump, while changes to prices for other goods may emerge more…
No. 699Are Cash Gifts Taxable in Canada?Ask MoneySense Is there a tax on cash gifts to children in Ontario? —Virginia Tax on gifts and loans to children in Canada If you give cash to…
No. 700Steve Ambeault, Financial Advisor for Retirement and InvestmentsMeet Steve Ambeault Steve Ambeault, originally from Vancouver and a graduate of Simon Fraser University, has been based in Edmonton since 2001. He began his professional career in…
No. 701Is the Bitcoin Bubble Over? What Investors Should KnowWelcome to the Canadian Crypto Observer. Financial journalist and author Aditya Nain provides context on major stories shaping the cryptocurrency market to help Canadian investors make informed decisions.…
No. 702Why Canada Is Ending the Carbon Price for ConsumersPrime Minister Mark Carney’s first action after taking office on Friday, March 14, was to eliminate the consumer carbon price — effectively undoing the flagship climate policy introduced…
No. 703Compare Aeroplan Credit Cards in Canada for 2025Aeroplan is Canada’s largest airline rewards program and one of the most flexible for frequent flyers. Owned by Air Canada, Aeroplan allows you to redeem points with more…
No. 704How to Travel with Your Family When the Canadian Dollar Is WeakAffordable family vacations feel harder to come by these days as the Canadian dollar fluctuates. Whether you’re planning a bucket-list trip abroad or a last-minute weekend escape, careful…
No. 705How Tariffs Could Affect Your Taxes and WalletCanadians are increasingly worried about the impact of tariffs, including the risk of job losses or business setbacks. That concern is prompting many people to get their financial…
No. 706Why Many Canadians May Return to Work After RetirementThe idea of “unretirement”—delaying retirement or returning to work after retiring—is resurfacing as many Canadians face growing economic pressure. Long before recent tariff headlines, seniors and those nearing…
No. 707Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: March 12, 2025 ExplainedToday marks the seventh consecutive reduction in Canada’s benchmark lending rate as the Bank of Canada acts to cushion the economy against the risks posed by looming U.S.…
No. 708Bank of Canada Cuts Key Rate Amid Inflation, Tariff ConcernsThe Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday, lowering the policy rate to 2.75%. This marks the central bank’s seventh consecutive…
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