Opinion

For the first time in a number of years, I’m truly excited about my vegetable garden. For one thing, I’m finally retired from my work as a business writer and now have time to spend weeding and nurturing both the flowers and edibles.

Running a small-town Saskatchewan hotel back in the early 1900s was hard work.

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Managed by the Dynamic team of Oscar Belaiche (who has a 17-year history with the fund) and Jason Gibbs, the Dynamic Dividend Fund aims for a stable monthly income stream with the potential for some capital growth.

Dear Editor After the destruction of the Canadian Wheat Board, Cereals Canada, a federal lobbyist group was developed under the Stephen Harper government.

So it’s on. The trade war we all feared but hoped would never happen has exploded. Who knows where it will end? The world has not seen anything like this since the 1930s when President Herbert Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act .

Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000105 EndHTML:0000005865 StartFragment:0000002434 EndFragment:0000005829 If you don’t own a vehicle, or are unable to drive for any reason, it’s time to start doing some thumb calisthenics.

It’s been almost three years since our last blog on the European Succession Regulation. It seems timely to check the pulse and see what impact it is having on estate planning and administration for Canadians with European Union (EU) connections.

The writing was on the wall, now that I think of it, and it has been for quite a while.

“You retired people have a long weekend every week,” Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan told me yesterday. He was all geared up for celebrating the July 1 long weekend with his family in Edmonton.