Last fall, Alicia Looyenga raised $1,050 for the 541 Eatery & Exchange in Hamilton, Ontario, by selling “Little Tiny Paintings.” Five-forty-one is a non-profit, pay-it-forward café with a shared space for paying and non-paying customers. Customers can buy a “button” with their meal that others can then use to pay for their coffee or food….
On June 22, 2021, the Senate of Canada approved Bill C-218, making it legal for Canadians (19+) to participate in mobile sports betting. If you are uninterested in sports, this probably has little effect on you except for the frequent advertisements and commercials from FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, PointsBet and many more. But it’s worth paying…
In 2011, while on a trip to Uganda, Chris Bosch had an “aha!” moment. Bosch, then working for World Vision Canada, had a chance meeting with Margaret, an entrepreneur whose efforts to help 6,000 farmers improve and grow their farms was stymied by lack of affordable loans. “She needed $5,000 for her project, but she…
Probably the most common question I receive from clients at work is some version of, “Can you tell me which low-risk bonds are paying the highest rate right now?” The truth, however, is that simply loading up on whichever bonds are yielding the most at the moment – even if those bonds are relatively low-risk…
Inflation has been a documented economic phenomenon since Ancient Rome, but it has not been much of a factor in the global economy over the last decade. Now, however, with Covid-induced labor shortages and “supply chain snarls,” along with loose monetary policy from central banks looking to prop up national economies, inflation has stepped back…
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