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What Canadian investors need to know about stablecoin regulation

Some investors chase digital assets for the thrill, others for the promise of stability. But as stablecoins and Ethereum make headlines, the rules for Canadian investors are quickly evolving—and the stakes have never been higher. Stablecoins are digital assets tethered to traditional currencies like the U.S. dollar, designed to cut through the crypto chaos and

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Tech is quietly reshaping how bargain hunters shop beyond flyers

Once, scissors ruled Saturday mornings. Now, smartphone screens light up with digital deals before breakfast. The shift is unmistakable—those stubborn little paper coupons, once a staple in Canadian kitchens, are giving way to an era where AI and apps do the heavy lifting. The times they are a changing, and it’s not just the tools—it’s

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Is your favourite influencer really a financial expert?

A viral trend has swept across Canadian screens: everyday people swapping traditional financial experts for advice from online personalities. The question is, can trust built in a sixty-second video shape the fate of a hard-earned paycheque? Across the country, Canadians—young adults, retirees, and everyone in between—are tuning in to TikTok and YouTube, seeking tips on

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Unlocking Digital Transformation for Barrie’s Local Enterprises

Barrie’s downtown is no stranger to change, but the quiet arrival of artificial intelligence could mark a turning point for every business on Dunlop Street. For local enterprises, the message is clear: don’t get left behind. AI opportunity assessment isn’t reserved for tech giants in Toronto or global conglomerates. In fact, small cities like Barrie

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Ontario shakes up orthopedic care with private clinic licensing

Ontario’s decision to let private health centres seek licenses for orthopedic surgeries has stirred both anticipation and scrutiny across the province. The Ontario government has signalled a significant shift in the province’s healthcare delivery by opening the door for private health centres to apply for licenses to perform orthopedic surgeries. This move puts private organizations

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Closure of Toys “R” Us in Barrie stirs a wave of nostalgia

Walk down the near-empty aisles of north Barrie’s Toys “R” Us and you don’t just witness a store closing—you watch a piece of the city’s collective memory packing up for good. For decades, this Toys “R” Us was more than a retail footprint. It was where Barrie’s families ushered in birthdays, holiday rituals, and Saturday

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Pay raise or overdue correction for Ontario’s forest firefighters?

Ontario’s forest firefighters are finally seeing their hourly wage move in a direction that matches the risks they face, thanks to a $3 per hour pay increase announced by the province. This policy doesn’t just tweak a paycheque—it signals a shift in how essential public sector work is valued during a time of escalating wildfires.

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