Opinion: Don’t bet on it
Twenty years of investing versus two decades of betting — sports gambling is costing young Canadians dearly
- By: Ian Bragg
- September 18, 2025 September 18, 2025
- 09:09
Twenty years of investing versus two decades of betting — sports gambling is costing young Canadians dearly
Don't supply investors with more readable materials, equip them with actionable insights and comparable data at the point of decision-making
An argument for doing business with smaller asset management firms, and how to get from here to there
Why the energy transition still matters
A response to the July 31, 2025 Investment Executive article: “FSRA’s MGA Licensing proposal draws praise — and suggestions for improvement”
A response to Rhona Konnelly’s letter to the editor: “Reframing the orphan client reality”
Two report summaries from the Office of the Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson
Binding authority represents progress, but system-wide reform is still needed
The argument for a personal fiduciary certificate program
Re: Seniors rarely downsize — here’s why that’s hurting first-time homebuyers
Re: No more dealer’s choice as IFSE shuts its doors
Moving past process — the case for outcomes-based oversight in Canada
Ontario's broad definition of financial advisor could lead investors to misunderstand their advisor's primary role and capabilities
Editorial: Last-minute policy reversals undermine an already fragile trust between tax authorities and the public
CEO Ken Rae sells his stake but stays on as key leader
The Liberals’ re-election prospects look promising thanks to the co-operation of Big Pharma
Hint: it has nothing to do with how frequently these investments are priced
We can’t rule out a future change to the capital gains inclusion rate, but Ottawa has reversed course for now
Investment products can have different risk and return characteristics depending on the business cycle — clients deserve more options
Cait’s policy contract review framework is the right template, but it should be a regulatory requirement
The move will serve as a critical test of whether Ontario will act with speed and purpose to realize CFTA's potential
Prompt complaint resolution is key to capital market integrity — the SRO’s phase six rule consolidation whiffed