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July 1, 2017 is not only Canada's 150th birthday and a cause for great celebration, which we are eagerly looking forward to.

But Canadians cannot be complacent. Lurking beneath the surface is a variety of undercurrents that spell potential turbulence and trouble ahead.

I get the best ideas for my articles from the questions advisors ask during my presentations, and this article is no exception. The speaking engagement was "Seniors, scams and fraudsters"...

A solid company succession plan not only helps you sleep nights; it's also a retention and motivation tool.

As we round out 2021, our ESG and Sustainability team is highlighting key developments in securities regulation that may have slipped by unnoticed in recent months.

That tiny voice in your head? Mostly, that's you. But sometimes, maybe, it's your money, and you might be surprised to hear it's on your side. Learn how we can help you make the most of it.

The October 31, 2006 income trust taxation proposals indicated that "normal growth" of existing income trusts—but not undue expansion, such as the introduction of a disproportionately large amount of capital—would be permitted until the end of the transition period in 2011.

In most cases, loyalty points will not be subject to the deemed disposition on death found in subsection 70(5) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) because they are unlikely to be capital property.

Al-Harazi's keynote began by illuminating her experience as a woman, a racialized person and an immigrant.

Thinking of selling? It pays to first know what you’re worth.

As people are living longer, often well into their nineties, the way wealth is transferred to the next generation is starting to shift.

The recent Alberta Court of Queen's Bench case, Morrison Estate (Re), 2015 ABQB 769, considered whether the presumption of resulting trust should be applied...

The psychology of wealth is emerging as a distinct area of academic study and research.

June 25th 2017 was the eighth anniversary of the death of Michael Jackson, the undisputed King of Pop. Albertans preparing wills and estate plans should look beyond the sensational headlines about the singer's life and the circumstances of his death and consider the issues faced by Jackson's estate when creating their own estate plans.

The Supreme Court of Canada rendered a groundbreaking family law decision that will have an impact far beyond family law.

In aggregate with their holdings of alternative mutual funds and non-redeemable investment funds.

Owning property for the purpose of earning rental income creates benefits and challenges. Property owners incur a variety of expenditures in order to earn rental income and maintain property value.