Opinion

“I’m tired.” That’s what I wrote in my notebook earlier this week, when struggling to figure out a topic for a column.

I was invited to a pre-Thanksgiving feast and before we ate our meal, our host asked each of us at the table what we were thankful for. "Invitations" came immediately to mind and stayed there.

When is an “income” fund not a “bond” fund? If you’ve ever been mystified by the way investment funds are classified, welcome to the club. In the world of fund categories, a rose is not always a just a rose.

I’ve decided it’s time to stop trying to buck the tide and go with the popular trend in gift giving. Having come to that conclusion and decision, I’m buying a few gift cards.

Are you managing your assets with tax efficiency? This year make sure both you and your spouse review your personal net worth statements to ensure you take advantage of every tax benefit available. Here are three important year-end tips to consider.

Many forms of caring and cultural enrichment need lots of dedicated people to be fully realized and charities multiply the common good

Would you feel you were receiving excellent medical care if your doctor wrote five prescriptions or fewer in the previous year? Would you ever think of using a real estate agent who only had five or fewer transactions in the previous year? Would you

Based on the scant mention electoral reform drew during last year's election, a referendum is the only legitimate preface to change

Dear Editor ‘Tis the season for North Stars fans to be jolly, but wait, we’ve been jolly for the last three months based on the play of Nate Bedford and Braeden Johnson’s Battlefords North Stars! It’s time to relay joyous greetings to some fine young

Free trade continues to be valued, as it was at Confederation, both for its economic benefits and its potential to promote Canadian unity