by lucdube | May 27, 2026 | English
Wab Kinew has the rarest political profile in the country. Ottawa is the logical next stage, and the window will not stay open forever. A CTV reporter recently asked Wab Kinew, premier of Manitoba, under what conditions he would lift his province’s ban on...
by lucdube | May 26, 2026 | English
In Canada, the ones paying the least tax in retirement are those who have nothing and those who have everything. Between the two: the careful saver, the worker who listened to his banker, the Brian who maxed out his RRSP for forty years. He pays the full marginal rate...
by lucdube | May 23, 2026 | English, Fiscalité/Finance
While 105,000 Americans type « how to move to Canada » into Google every year, the U.S. tax code, for its part, will never let them go. Here is what that means for the Cleveland doctor unpacking in Sherbrooke and the New York executive dreaming of a cottage life in...
by lucdube | May 20, 2026 | English
Three American funds are bidding for LNG Canada. One already owns the pipeline that feeds it. Another bankrolls the terminal next door. All three have a Trump insider in their executive suite. Ottawa calls this « nation-building ». On April 30, 2026, Reuters dropped...
by lucdube | May 18, 2026 | English, Fiscalité/Finance
While you debate salary vs. dividends, a parallel silent decision could tilt the scale by thousands of dollars. Mark is a dentist in Mississauga. His practice bills around $650,000 a year. Last year, after a conversation with his accountant, he made what seemed like...
by lucdube | May 14, 2026 | English, Fiscalité/Finance
When Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the temporary suspension of the federal excise tax on gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuels, the political message was direct, immediate, and easily understood. Canadians, Ottawa said, would benefit from a reduction of...
