Launched in June 2025, the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) is a new federal program providing monthly financial support to working-age Canadians living with disabilities. The benefit aims to reduce poverty and provide greater financial security for those who may face additional living costs related to their disability.
The Great Depression of the 1930s was more than an economic collapse; it was an ideological crucible. As capitalism faltered, socialism surged, promising salvation through state control.
Volatile markets often prompt investors to review their portfolios and asset allocations. While market volatility is rarely enjoyable, it can open the door to valuable opportunities – especially for tax-savvy investors. One such opportunity is the “triggering” or “harvesting” of capital losses.
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