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United States President Donald Trump has said many times that the U.S. doesn’t need anything from Canada, but Pete Hoekstra, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, said what his boss is really saying is that “we’re open to offers; make your case.”
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With the 2025 tax season now behind us, it may be worth your time over the summer months to log in to your Canada Revenue Agency account to view all of the 2025 T-slips that the CRA has on file for you to ensure that you’ve fully captured, and reported, all of your income for 2025.
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From the dot-com bubble to bitcoin, the fear of missing out has led investors to some massive gains, or big losses, writes Peter Hodson.
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Canadians took a total of 1.9 million return trips to the United States in May, a 9.5 per cent increase from the same month in 2025, according to Statistics Canada’s monthly data on international arrivals to Canada.
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As Toronto’s housing market increasingly opens up to buyers, there are certain pockets where homebuyers have even more purchase power.
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