Tariffs could lead to 160,000 job losses in Q2: Conference Board
Canadian economy could shrink 5.4% for the quarter
- By: The Canadian Press
- March 31, 2025 March 31, 2025
- 12:48
Canadian economy could shrink 5.4% for the quarter
Health and wellness paramount for all generations
Cracks in U.S. economy will eventually drive more stable policy, CIBC says
Plus, RBC announces expected maturity date for four ETFs; multiple fund changes announced
U.S. regulators ease barriers to crypto-related activities
Advisor moves to Raymond James, Manulife Wealth and ScotiaMcLeod, plus appointments at Centurion, CIRO, PSP and OSC
Deferral includes GST/HST, T2 instalment payments and existing balances, the CRA says
Founder of financial aid startup Frank faces sentencing on July 23
SRO limits margin accounts to Level 4 dealers in final phase of rule consolidation project
Plus, an update on George Brown’s industry certificate program
What each of the major national parties has promised on taxes ahead of the April 28 vote
North American stocks out of favour amid recession risks
Ex-Morgan Stanley advisor pleaded guilty to fraud, other charges
Much of the rally is due to expectations for calming tensions in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran
In finance, insurance, real estate and leasing, business exits have outpaced starts since mid-2023
High earners feeling the effects, but have more capacity to absorb rising costs
Alleged scheme ended in double murder-suicide back in 2023
Tribunal approved OSC's settlement with Liquidnet Canada
The regulator's consulting on its proposed guidance before new crypto sector rules take effect
Existing policies to remain in legacy system
Higher renewal comp, longer chargeback schedule aim to match advisor incentives to client interests
That's more than double the $184M deficit the government tabled last spring
Plus, Designed Wealth adds advisor and inaugural taxonomy and transition planning council named
McIntyre to start a new role later this month
Plus, appointments at Sun Life, Connor, Clark & Lunn, Sapling Financial and more
Investors are looking to exit from funds in droves during "a period of heightened negative sentiment"
Plus, new emerging market, target-date and tech funds, and a raft of fund changes
The lack of a structured follow-up when a client changes hands can leave the policyholder vulnerable