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FinTech leaders applauded the open banking update in Tuesday’s federal budget, but said there are still unanswered questions about the system and when it will launch.

With spending on retirees increasing faster than other budget lines, I’ve encouraged affluent boomers to be open to paying more taxes to cover the rapid acceleration in spending on their generation

An openness to Indigenous project ownership here is fast becoming a major international competitive advantage for Canada

Canadian productivity and business investment — there is nothing to suggest the federal government is making this a priority

The Ford government's decision to extend its cut to the gas tax is set to cost roughly half a billion dollars over six months, according to the Ministry of Finance.

Big changes could be coming to Canadas banking system, creating new opportunities for Canadians to control and streamline how they manage their money, but also giving rise to new cybersecurity needs.

The Canadian government will prioritize creating the economic conditions in its next budget to allow for interest rates to come down from a 22-year high of 5%, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said... -February 13, 2024 at 11:37 am EST - MarketScreener

One in 10 Airbnbs in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver are unlicensed, report found

Ottawa should be wary of unintended consequences on plans to limit alternative lending rates and cut penalties for NSF cheques. Read on.

Since tax season is drawing near, let’s look at what’s new for taxpayers as we all prepare to file our 2023 tax returns