Sandra Macgregor

A top hedge fund manager's bubble warning is a good moment to check how U.S.-heavy your Canadian portfolio really is

The Canada Carbon Rebate stopped issuing new payments in 2025, but Canadians who never filed a past tax return could still be owed money if they file before a proposed October 2026 cutoff takes effect

Bylaw crackdowns on unlicensed vehicle-for-hire drivers are turning up across Canada — and riders who skip the licence check could be left without insurance if something goes wrong

Bylaw crackdowns on unlicensed vehicle-for-hire drivers are turning up across Canada — and riders who skip the licence check could be left without insurance if something goes wrong

The disability tax credit isn't just for visible disabilities — it can also apply to ADHD, diabetes and mental health conditions, and it may unlock a new monthly benefit too

Many Canadians assume the Canada Carbon Rebate is finished for good. Ottawa scrapped the consumer carbon tax in 2025, and the last regular quarterly payment landed that April.

Ontario's real estate regulator has referred agents to discipline hearings over falsified buyer contracts — here's how the fine print, including holdover clauses, can affect what you pay

Ontario's real estate regulator has a salient message for homebuyers: read your contract before you sign it.

Most people may envision a person with a physical disability — whether they are in a wheelchair or use a guide dog — when they picture eligibility for a disability tax credit.

Half of Canadians still don't have a will, and pet provisions are the most overlooked part of estate planning. Here's how one cat owner protected her three cats