by lucdube | Jun 17, 2026 | English, Fiscalité/Finance
Leaving the country without dealing with it sometimes costs more than staying. The story of a retiree who thought he had everything in order. Bernard Caron is 64 and spends eleven months a year in the tropics. A foreign residence card for seven years now. His Quebec...
by lucdube | Jun 4, 2026 | English
An Ontario business owner edition. Your accountant says it out loud. Almost nobody puts a dollar figure on it. Here is that figure, in cold numbers. Ask ten professionals the same question. Salary or dividends? Your accountant, your financial planner, your tax...
by lucdube | Jun 1, 2026 | English
Four profiles, one ranking, from Mexico to the Emirates. And a trap the expat videos always forget to mention. Open any video app. Type « leave Canada, taxes ». You will hit the same promise a thousand times over, recited by a tanned young man in front of a pool: the...
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...
