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Canada is back at 2% inflation, but it’s too soon to pop the champagne. What’s driving prices now looks very different from before the pandemic.

The slowing in year-over-year price growth to a 2.0% rate - the lowest since February 2021, and right in line with the Bank of Canada’s (BoC's) 2% inflation target - was largely driven by lower gasoline (and oil) prices but broader underlying inflation...

The income earned by graduates has lagged tuition growth, particularly in fields such as engineering, architecture, and related sciences.

Growth in the third quarter is already looking to undershoot the BoC’s July forecast. We continue to expect another rate cut in October.

When estate planning, remember to include your personal property and heirlooms

Why you should make a Will and include an up-to-date net-worth statement

Policymakers in Canada’s fastest growing cities face a triple challenge over the next decade: how to build their infrastructure for a rapidly growing population, continue lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure that neither strain municipal finances...

The 2.5% reading is the lowest since March 2021.

This type of investing can be used as a launchpad for discussing how family wealth can have a significant impact on pressing global issues.