Many Canadians are assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Fiona, after strong winds and heavy rainfall whipped through Eastern Canada over the weekend.
As Dale Jackson writes for BNNBloomberg.ca, currencies fluctuate. What matters is how well your portfolio can adapt to those fluctuations.
Home Economics newsletter: More Canadians are living paycheque-to-paycheque; Most individuals are changing their grocery store habits; More people opting to rent over buying a home; Food prices rose at fastest pace since 1981.
The majority of Canadians are changing the way they shop for groceries as food prices climb at the fastest pace since 1981, according to a report by Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab.
You can’t blame any investor for re-evaluating their tolerance for risk after Tuesday’s gut-wrenching stock market selloff, when the S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq sank the most since June 2020.
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