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The U.S. commerce secretary has called Canadians cheaters and said Canada’s trade strategy is the ‘worst.’ But we aren’t the first to clash with the brash billionaire with a complex life story.
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Variable rates are having a moment. Discounts have improved noticeably in recent weeks. And wouldn’t you know it, that always seems to happen right as markets start pricing in near-term Bank of Canada hikes, writes Robert McLister.
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The world’s most important central bank kicked off its rate-hiking cycle yesterday, and now everyone wants to know one thing: how high will Canadian rates go?
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A workplace investigation is supposed to assist an employer in making a decision. It is becoming instead a substitute for making one.
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As a U.S. citizen resident in Canada, your investment income generated within an registered education savings plan (RESP) is tax-deferred in Canada. However, U.S. persons who are subscribers to RESPs must generally report the income on their U.S. tax returns.
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