Michele Sponagle is a prolific, award-winning journalist who has contributed features to a wide range of top media outlets, such as The Globe and Mail, Washington Post, Ottawa Citizen and Maclean's.

Jing is an investment reporter for Money.ca. Prior to joining the team, Jing was a research analyst and editor at one of the leading financial publishing companies in North America. Jing has covered ...

Barry Choi is a Toronto-based personal finance and travel expert who makes frequent media appearances. When he's not educating people on how to be smarter with money, he's earning and burning miles ...

When Mario Iamundo sold his 2002 Honda CRV in 2011, he assumed his responsibility for the vehicle ended when the transaction was completed. Fifteen years later, he received a bill for $1,130 in towing ...

More than 1 million of Canada’s roughly 1.7 million NEXUS members are Canadian citizens or permanent residents, and if you’re a snowbird who crosses the border by land and stays 30 days or more, a U.S ...

Canada’s oldest independent brewery is racing to move as much beer across the border as possible before a total U.S. import ban closes the tap on Canadian alcohol. Moosehead Breweries chief executive ...

For the first time in years, some Ontario drivers are about to see their car insurance bill shrink instead of grow. The province’s insurance regulator has approved rate decreases for nine insurer ...

When the Americans left, the airport transitioned to civilian use. It became a vital regional hub, serving as the major passenger airport for all of western Newfoundland until the early 1990s. Major ...

A single line on your car insurance policy could be inflating your premium by up to 30% — here's what to change Here are 5 'must-haves' that Canadians constantly overpay for. How many of these are ...

Extravagant promises used to secure loans Alongside the fraudulent documentation, Sudario made extravagant promises to convince her clients to lend her money, telling one that he would receive ...

The Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB), which was launched on June 5, 2026, will make its way to bank accounts or mailboxes on October 5, giving Canadians a financial reprieve from current ...

If you’ve flown out of a Canadian airport recently, it probably won’t surprise you to hear that there’s a backlog of complaints waiting to be handled by the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA). In ...