In last week’s blog, I noted that what I would be following most closely that week was the release of the Federal Reserve’s Monetary...

Historically, the biggest draw downs (i.e., losses of capital) for equity markets have tended to happen during recessions. When looking...

Can you make up for lost time? When it comes to contributions to your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), the answer is YES! We...

Investors have turned their focus towards U.S. congressional mid-term elections, but with the vote just days away, the potential impact...

October tends to be one of the most volatile months of the year and often starts with some bone-chilling volatility. Historically,...

The first quarter of 2018 started like a lamb but went out like a lion as long-dormant volatility began to roar. Inflation fears, trade...

The Liberal government’s third federal budget promises more help for the middle class,workplace equality, a boost for tomorrow’s economy...

Markets tend to go “up the escalator” and “down the elevator”, a scenario we are seeing now. We emphasize that we see no signs of a...

Over the course of 2017 the Canadian Government has been in consultation with the general public on changes to tax law regarding Canadian...

The March 22, 2017 Budget may well be one to be remembered for what it doesn’t contain in relation to the theme: Building a Strong Middle...