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FINTRAC penalties top $247 million as financial entities draw the most

FINTRAC penalties top $247 million as financial entities draw the most

The biggest single penalty hit $176 million, and MSB revocations jumped from 12 to 82

Trump poised to lift 50% tariffs on some Canadian products

Paper, plastic, machinery and seaweed products will be exempt but Canada-US trade talks remain stalled

Trump poised to lift 50% tariffs on some Canadian products

Payments giant makes layoffs citing AI

US $336 million restructuring charge part of company's goals to become "leaner, more agile"

Payments giant makes layoffs citing AI

Diversifying against the big risks JP Morgan sees today

Jared Gross explains how alternatives can stack up against growth, inflation, and concentration risks

Diversifying against the big risks JP Morgan sees today

Premium

Where bonds can still reward you for taking the right chances

Where bonds can still reward you for taking the right chances

Franklin Templeton Canada’s Adrienne Young on where advisors can still find value in fixed income

Features

Clients want more of their advisor, not AI

Clients want more of their advisor, not AI

Maximizer webinar examines whether AI is creating more time for advisors to guide, reassure and stay close to the clients who rely on them

The AI execution gap: what separates Canadian wealth firms that scale AI from those that stall

The AI execution gap: what separates Canadian wealth firms that scale AI from those that stall

A webinar with Focal AI founder John Connell on moving AI from pilot to firm-wide advisor capacity, without running afoul of Canadian privacy rules

Magazine

Wealth Professional 10.02

Investments

Does a critical minerals push make this tax strategy more attractive?

Existing tax incentives and new macro tailwinds get rolled together in a flow-through strategy, explains Robert Anton

Does a critical minerals push make this tax strategy more attractive?

ETF investors back invest-at-home policies at 62%: CETFA survey

Ownership of ETFs climbed to 24% as Canadians pressed Ottawa for better tax treatment

ETF investors back invest-at-home policies at 62%: CETFA survey

Carney says Canada’s approach to the US auto trade must change

Ottawa and Ontario put $8.7 billion behind steel, autos and critical minerals as exports slide

Carney says Canada’s approach to the US auto trade must change

A stability play in fixed income

As public credit markets stay choppy, Nayef Perry shares how private credit can serve as ballast

A stability play in fixed income

Top-quartile Canadian funds still lost to their benchmarks in first half 2026

SPIVA Canada Scorecard puts the bottom-quartile shortfall at 7.3% across seven categories

Top-quartile Canadian funds still lost to their benchmarks in first half 2026