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Canadian couples are more open to seeking divorce in later life and some research suggests this can adversely impact women more than men.
About one-third of Canadian couples say spending is often a source of disagreement in their relationship, according to a new report from BMO.
The Bank of Canada's top officials pointed to a 'mixed picture' for inflation in deliberations that led to the central bank's fourth consecutive inter
BMO's annual retirement survey, released Wednesday, found Canadians ages 28 to 44 believe they will need about $2.1 million to retire, the highest a
The Bank of Canada is expecting the Canadian housing market to rebound in 2024, but Tiff Macklem warns the trajectory for prices comes with 'considera
Metro's CEO said last week that the company was expecting it would have to pass on some higher costs from suppliers as an industry-wide blackout perio
According to a KPMG survey, 81 per cent Black Canadian respondents experienced some form of racism or microaggression in the workplace over the past y
A Liberal plan to cap the criminal rate of interest could have 'unintended' consequences that puts more vulnerable Canadians at risk, police and lende
Manulife Financial has reversed course after initially saying it would transition customers getting specialty drug coverage to fill their prescription
Bargains are designed to appeal to the customer's desire for savings and convenience, while simultaneously piquing their interest in other products.
Gearing up to sell your home in the spring market? Here are the costs and staging tips that first-time sellers ought to keep in mind.
Facebook parent Meta's stock surged Friday after the company's first dividend declaration and robust results increased expectations of strong returns
Meta soared more than 14 per cent after the bell, extending a long recovery in which Meta hit record highs in recent weeks for the first time in over
The head of the Bank of Canada says interest rates alone can't reduce the costs of shelter for Canadians, calling for improvements in the supply of ho
With campaigns such as Dry Feb and Dry January, and the growing popularity of non-alcoholic drinks, the stigma of not drinking alcohol may be starting
The chief executive of Rogers Communications Inc. dismissed analyst concerns about wireless customers leaving the carrier after the company reported q
A strong U.S. economy could keep interest rates higher for longer south of the border, which experts say also has ramifications for the Bank of Canada
Retirement experts say the cost of aging leads many Canadians to rely on the support of family or make lifestyle changes as health complications add t
Canada's housing market could see affordability conditions improve alongside interest rate cuts in the second half of 2024, an RBC report projects.
Metro Inc. says that a surge in purchases through Uber Eats and Instacart helped more than double its online food sales in the company's first fiscal
