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P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; }A:link { } High net worth investors are keen on tax efficiency in their investments. Understandably so, since taxes have a huge impact on investment returns.

The key to family tax happiness is to file to a family’s best benefit. That means avoiding the Canada Revenue Agency’s tax penalties on failure to report income properly. And those penalties can really add up. Here’s how to make sure you do it right.

Investor shorthand can provide a useful guide to investment information, but it can also oversimplify analysis and events and steer investors into bad decisions.

March 21 is designated as World Home Economics Day by the International Federation of Home Economics. You may have seen home economics related hashtags on social media as the day was celebrated around the world.

Unfortunately the people who work in Saskatchewan have no recourse when it comes to being bullied at work. When I worked for a short time in the province and bullying became an issue the labor board was unhelpful.

There’s no denying that the provincial government had to balance out the budget in a difficult year. While not everyone is satisfied, it seems they’ve done the best they can without sacrificing anything essential or raising taxes.

Easter is a day of food and chocolate: ham, buns, mashed potatoes, etc. But obviously not everyone from around eats the same thing traditionally on Easter. Eggs are a big Easter motif.

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Dear Editor A big vote of appreciation to the maternity staff at Battlefords Union Hospital. They were kind, considerate, and helpful throughout the hospital and friendly.