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Independent grocers are welcoming the federal government's national food security strategy, aimed at boosting competition among grocers, growing local produce year-round and improving consumer affordability.
Investing consistently can often pave the way to wealth in the long term. But that strategy may not feel like it's achievable if you don't have a consistent income.
Landing a new job or being laid off from your current position can be life-changing -- whether it's an exciting transition, a tough stretch or a chance at a fresh start.
If you aren't careful, it's easy to leave money on the table when filing your taxes.
Raising a family can be costly.
Gather your tax slips and receipts because it's that time of the year.
The Canada Revenue Agency says taxpayers should have an easier time this tax season, a year after it faced criticism for long wait times and, in some cases, bad advice from representatives.
A cybersecurity expert says Canadian TikTok users likely won't notice any changes to the social media app as major American investors sign a deal to form a new TikTok joint venture.
Life insurance can protect your loved ones financially after you're gone, but picking the right kind can protect your wallet even when you're alive.
Finding out your tax return is under review -- especially after you've already spent your expected refund -- can be unnerving. But it's far less serious and more common than you think, tax experts say.
TORONTO -- The vast majority of Canadian business leaders want a targeted, dollar-for-dollar retaliatory response if the United States delivers on its tariff threats this week, a new KPMG in Canada survey found.
There are a few changes in federal policies that could affect Canadians' finances in the new year.
While many Canadians highly anticipate the federal government's upcoming GST holiday, experts say consumers need to make sure they're saving money on what they need most without falling for the allure of a deal and hurting their bottom line.
TORONTO -- The federal government's "meaty" move to pause federal sales tax on a long list of items and send cheques to millions of Canadians this spring could factor into an improving outlook for growth in 2025, economists say.