Industry News

Housing: Will the bubble burst?

So far, Canada has avoided a catastrophic housing crash. And, while it’s unlikely a popping of Canada’s housing bubble would resound worldwide, it would be a downer domestically.

By Staff |June 21, 2012

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A fresh look at currency

Investors should think about currency risk as might approach a dessert menu, according to the head of currency implementation with Russell Investments. “When we talk about currency, it’s like we’re talking about pie,” said Ian Toner, speaking at the recent Pension & Benefits Summit in Toronto. “The problem with currency is, you need to know […]

By Brooke Smith |June 21, 2012

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B.C. man arrested for alleged illegal securities sales

The British Columbia Securities Commission’s criminal investigations team and the Abbotsford Police Department have arrested Gregory Carrington and charged him with 10 counts under the Securities Act. The charges relate to selling securities without being registered, making misrepresentations, breaching an existing trading ban and selling securities without a prospectus. The charges against Carrington have not […]

By Staff |June 20, 2012

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Social media: good or bad for business?

Canadian execs are divided when it comes to using social media to boost business, says a new poll. While many value its potential benefits, they’re still concerned about its serious risks.

June 20, 2012

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