Canada's big banks said they're still focused on net-zero commitments
In many cases, doing nothing is the best option
The government is delaying implementation of rules that could affect advisors whose clients use aggressive tax planning
Ability for both spouses to contribute independently opens up more possibilities
New rules lower the bar for reporting aggressive tax-planning techniques
Family lawyers say the pandemic manifested more in the intensity of matters than in the volume of cases
Such scenarios are becoming increasingly common as estate sizes increase, a Vancouver lawyer suggests
The banks are now grappling publicly with their financed emissions — those attributable to the companies they lend to or invest in
Only Saskatchewan takes a more liberal approach to locked-in accounts
New rule changes will pierce the privacy enjoyed by trusts that hold family cottages and other assets