Tim Kiladze

Some investors attracted to the asset class are finding an unexpected downside to long-term investing

Tech company priced its TSX IPO at $5 per share, raising a total of $40-million, but had hoped to price the deal between $5.75 and $6.25 per share

Private lender hopes to provide clients with liquidity soon but market remains challenging

Donald Trump’s manoeuvres in Venezuela are creating a heightened geopolitical risk for Canadian businesses in the region

Claude Bigras will remain CEO and GDI’s leadership team will also stay in its current form

To some, requests for staff have come across as directives, putting business leaders and bankers in awkward positions

The REIT announced the larger-than-expected cut as it focuses on debt repayment, with no guarantee it will resume a higher payout in 2027

After a decade of energy companies preferring projects south of the border, the flow of money is starting to come back to Canada

Office’s senior ranks will include Kelsen Vallee as chief investment officer and Michelle Chislett as head of the electricity portfolio

The initiative, part of the federal budget, will protect rights and ‘strengthen competition,’ the Liberals say

Central banks, Trump and even AI play a role

New appointments clarify TD’s leadership ranks following several departures

Chief executive Ray Chun outlines strategy to revamp the bank’s culture and cut between $2-billion and $2.5-billion in annual costs

It’s been one year since Ray Chun took the top job at the bank as it navigated the fallout from its U.S. money-laundering scandal

The rollout so far has been a master class in stage management

CFO Tayfun Tuzun is retiring as of early 2026 after five years with the bank

Investors stuck paying annual fees at private debt funds that halted redemptions, sometimes for years

There is endless talk about the dearth of copper assets around the world, but Teck didn’t even demand a premium on its shares

Luxury rental suites are not the miracle they were hoped to be and investors have been turned off by meagre returns

Deal with Energy Capital Partners will return some cash to existing shareholders and provide funds for future growth