Month: June 2024

With the increase in the capital gains inclusion rate moving forward, those with family cottages are facing a larger tax bill when they pass it on to family or sell for retirement.

Premier David Eby is expanding his criticism of what he says is an unfair share of federal funding being given to Western Canada.

Public trust in the Bank of Canada has been dented by post-pandemic inflation and it needs to be rebuilt, governor Tiff Macklem said on Wednesday.

When it’s hot out – it can be uncomfortable for all of us – but the situation can be especially dangerous for people living on the street.

Toronto police have issued a public safety alert following the deaths of three people from a suspected opioid overdose in the city’s Fairbank neighbourhood this week.

In the Parkway Forest pocket of North York, a row of well-kept three-storey townhomes is slated to be demolished, making room for a higher-density residential tower.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has granted the release of dash-cam video that captured the sound of the gunfire that killed an innocent 15-year-old boy during an alleged gang shooting in Vancouver in 2018.

The City of Calgary says it will begin digging up the road in Franklin on Thursday for a water main break that has impacted 10 businesses, many of whom were closed Wednesday.