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Oil rises as dollar slips, focus shifts to economic data

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Five Eyes countries working to fight critical minerals dumping, Canada minister says

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Business Matters: New condo sales in the Greater Toronto Area fall 71% below 10-year average

New condo sales tumbled 71 per cent below the 10-year average in the first quarter of this year according to analysis by Urbanation. Anne Gaviola has more on what’s happening in Business Matters for Monday, April 22, 2024.

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This week, Ukraine expects to receive a €1.5 billion tranche from the European Union under the Ukraine Facility program, reported Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal during a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers. "The European Commission has supported the Ukraine Plan under the Ukraine Facility program. This week, we expect to receive 1.5 billio...

No such thing as a free lunch ... or maybe a free day trip to Venice anymore, either

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If you're retired or about to retire, think carefully about your tax strategy

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Psychologist explained how to maintain passion in long-term relationships

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Annual home prices predicted to rise nearly 10% by end of year: Royal LePage

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I Paid My Way Out of $20K in Debt — Here’s How I Learned To Spend Money On Myself Again

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Doctors ask Liberal government to reconsider capital gains tax change

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Trudeau says Sask. families to get full rebate, even without paying carbon tax on home heating

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters in Saskatoon on Tuesday that Saskatchewan families would receive "unaffected" carbon tax rebates "despite the fact the Premier is not sending that money to Ottawa right now." The provincial government stopped collecting the carbon tax on home heating from residents after the federal government gave an exemption on home heating oil that largely helped Atlantic Canada.

Fisker may seek bankruptcy protection in 30 days if unable to meet debt obligations

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Yen tumbles as markets on alert for Japan action; dollar falls after data

By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK (Reuters) -The yen dropped to multi-year lows against the U.S. dollar and euro on Tuesday, keeping investors on heightened Japanese intervention watch ahead of this week's Bank of Japan policy meeting. The euro reached 165.71 yen, its highest since 2008, after data showed business activity in the euro zone expanded at its fastest pace in nearly a year,

Billionaire Igor Makarov wants off Canada's Russia sanctions list

Shortly after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Canada issued a slew of sanctions, freezing the assets of alleged Russian oligarchs. Nine people have since been removed from the list, and billionaire Igor Makarov is also trying to get dropped. But as Jeff Semple reports, Makarov's plan may have backfired.

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Capital gains changes are ‘really fair,’ Freeland says, as doctors cry foul

The Canadian Medical Association is asking the federal government to reconsider its proposed changes to capital gains taxation, arguing it will affect doctors' retirement savings.

Why few bank fraud complaints lead to compensation

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Manifesting Money Wasn’t Working For Me, So I Successfully Turned To Loud Budgeting

Like many of my past relationships, my relationship with money is fraught, complicated, and a huge, bright red flag. And yet, I care about money so much. Still, as a millennial, having had to navigate a recession at every pivotal point of my adult life, money has never appeared to care about me. “It’s because you have a scarcity mindset,” a friend said to me over expensive wine I said I couldn’t afford. “The reason you’re bad with money is that...

‘Trying not to die’: Tourism operators face heavy debt, even as business roars back

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How to Earn $14,000 Per Year in Tax-Free Income and Maximize Your CPP Payout

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What's cheaper, EV or gas? This scholar crunched the numbers

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RFK Jr wants to put US budget on blockchain

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U.S House passes vote on $61B foreign aid package for Ukraine

After months of stalemates and dysfunction, the U.S House of Representatives votes in favor of sending $61B in foreign aid to Ukraine. Karling Donoghue with why some representatives are not pleased with the vote, and what this means for Ukraine.

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In the news today: Ottawa adds $36 million to vaccine fund

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What it takes to keep a restaurant afloat in Vancouver

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Espen Barth Eide, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway, announced that Norway plans a "significant" increase in aid to Ukraine. The amount has yet to be determined and will be discussed in the near future, according to Le Monde. He noted that "it is about a significant increase, which is relevant compared to what we have done so far." Accordin...

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Olympics 2024: Track and Field to be 1st sport to introduce prize money for gold-medal winner

With just months away from the Summer Olympics in Paris, athletes from around the world will be vying for Olympic glory and gold. Usually, those are the only prizes any victorious Olympian will be walking away with — but one Olympic sport will soon raise the stakes by putting money on the table. Mike Drolet explains the historic change.

First Quantum reports US$159 million loss in Q1, says balance sheet shored up

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Mitt Romney doesn’t hold back when asked about Trump’s $130k payment to Stormy Daniels

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Avoiding shrinkflation is difficult, but these shoppers have a few tips

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Switzerland reveals amount of frozen Russian assets

As of December 31, 2023, the value of financial assets frozen due to sanctions against Russia amounted to CHF 5.8 billion (USD 6.4 billion). In addition, 17 real estate properties have been blocked, reports the government department responsible for compliance with sanctions (SECO). The latest data show that the value of frozen financial assets fell...

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How Much Cash Do You Need to Stop Work and Live Off Dividends?

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Money Matters: Dealing with Canada Revenue Agency debt

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US is preparing $1 billion arms package for Ukraine - Reuters

The United States is preparing its largest arms package for Ukraine yet, with preliminary data suggesting it will amount to $1 billion, Reuters informs. According to Reuters, the United States is preparing a $1 billion military assistance package for Ukraine, as reported by two American generals. It is expected that the aid package will include veh...

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