Imagine you died tomorrow (it's easy if you try). While you're busy unlocking the final mysteries of human existence, we're willing to bet that earthside...

For investors, the first half of the year has unfolded quite differently than expected. On the back of an ugly 2022, when stocks and bonds slumped and inflation and interest rates surged...

Every year, Resolution, which is a community of around 6,500 family justice professionals, holds a Good Divorce Week.

Every year, Resolution, which is a community of around 6,500 family justice professionals, holds a Good Divorce Week.

Frederick Vettese is an actuary and partner at Morneau Shepell. He is the co-author of The Real Retirement and author of Retirement Income for Life.

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice may have important implications for how corporate arrangements are done.

In some cases, it's easy to go online, answer a few questions, and find the best deal on insurance within minutes.

As wedding costs in Canada soar between $30,000-$42,000, many couples face difficult financial decisions about celebrating their love. This guide explores practical strategies...

For many Canadians, saving for important life goals can feel like an uphill struggle. But it doesn't have to be. There are tax-efficient structures in place to give Canadians of all ages...

As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Banking Litigation Yearbook looks back at what 2025 delivered from the perspective of in-house lawyers at financial institutions.

In this edition of THE FINE PRINT, we demystify compound interest, the set-it-and-forget-it principle that makes your money work for you.

This article opens with an ughh. That eye-rolling moment that the average 2SLGBTQI person encounters fourteen thousand times (approximately) over the course of a life that's otherwise out and proud.

In this blog we ask, what does it really take to buy a home? And is the dream of home ownership realistic for young Canadians?

Quiet quitting is the wonderfully named but possibly imaginary trend in which workers collect a paycheck while doing the bare minimum. Gone, according to this trend...

In today's housing market, making an offer can feel as nerve-wracking as standing before the Supreme Court. No wonder more and more parents are stepping...

The number of female lawyers in Canada today is at an all-time high, with women-identifying students now outranking their male counterparts in law schools across the country.

You're at Toronto Pearson, ranked worst internationally for having the most flight delays of any airport. Or maybe you're at Montréal Pierre Elliot Trudeau,

The SEC and CFTC jointly issued final rules.

In July 2014, in Melbourne City Investments Pty Ltd v Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (No 3), Ferguson JA of the Supreme Court of Victoria found there was a serious risk of a conflict of interest.

For the first time since the last financial crisis started in August 2007, issues of systemic financial risk have come to the fore.