Oct 17, 2025 More and more parts of life in Canada are shifting online. People order groceries from their phones, see doctors over video, and handle work, bills, and banking without leaving home. Some have leaned into it fully, while others are still getting used to the pace of change. The tools are here, and
Bigger ACA health insurance subsidies could expire after 2025 without action from Congress. Here is how that could impact future Roth conversions.
A union lawsuit against Trump officials regarding blocked student loan forgiveness is paused due to the government shutdown. Here's what borrowers need to know.
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Quantum | Oct 16, 2025 Vancouver-based BTQ Technologies Tests a Quantum Safe Version of Bitcoin On October 16, 2025, Canadian company BTQ Technologies announced the first public demonstration of a quantum safe Bitcoin network using post quantum cryptography approved by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. BTQ says its new Bitcoin software replaces current
Sky-high credit card rates won't come down much, even as the Federal Reserve lowers its benchmark.
Federal student loan borrowers have been getting emails from the Education Department that their debt will be forgiven. Here's who qualifies for the relief.
Student loan borrowers who are behind on their payments will be pushed into default in coming months, says Moody's Analytics economist Justin Begley.
AI power demand and Trump's executive orders have fuelled a wave of market enthusiasm about nuclear power.
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AI power demand and Trump's executive orders have fueled a wave of market enthusiasm about nuclear power.
Crypto Asset Policy | Oct 15, 2025 Quebec Tribunal Ruling Challenging One-Size-Fits-All Crypto Regulations In August 2025, Quebec’s Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal issued its decision in AMF v. Gagnon et al. that examined whether tokens linked to a crypto trading signal subscription service were investment contracts under Quebec’s Securities Act or not. The respondents ran
Federal workers caught in the latest round of layoffs by the Trump administration may lose certain student loan benefits.
Bessent accused China of trying to weaken the global economy by slapping export controls on resources vital for technology.
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