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Here we are coming to the end of a weather record breaking January. The good news is the days are getting longer and Belleville Downtown DocFest is only a…

More than three years after the sudden death of Quadriga CEO Gerald Cotten and the revelations that the company was a massive cryptocurrency scam, his widow, Jennifer Robertson, tells her side of the story.

If you love memoirs, biographies and narrative nonfiction, check out these Canadian books coming out in the first half of 2022.

Jennifer Robertson, the widow of QuadrigaCX CEO Gerald Cotten, is speaking out about persistent allegations that her husband is still alive, investors’ missing millions and the new book she’s written to set the record straight.

Gerald Cotten's death spurred plenty of grief, and not just for his friends and family—one of whom is "finally sharing her side of the story." The CEO of what...

Gerald Cotten died suddenly in 2018 and took keys to $250 million in cryptocurrency assets to his grave. After his death, investigators discovered he used the money as his own personal slush fund.

CBC and Hot Docs have reteamed to bring top festival selections to home screens across Canada in 2022.

Cryptocurrency. Some say that crypto technology is revolutionizing the modern world. Others dismiss it as a flash in the pan fad doomed to collapse. The

CPA Jerome Dwight is one of many financial executives watching the crypto regulatory process unfold and betting big on Canada’s future as a cryptocurrency leader

Journalist Ethan Lou's new book recounts the story of Eth dev Virgil Griffith's ill-fated North Korean crypto conference, along with his own experiences buying acid with Bitcoin and partying with crypto millionaires in Thailand.