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Job hop or stay put? Moving can mean more money, but employers don’t like it
This group of Black advisors provides a much-needed peer community
Jackie Porter and Orlando Lopez
tales from the golden age
Between travel and volunteer work, ‘quiet time is at a premium’ for this retired teacher
After a career in teaching that started in Cape Town in 1965 at the height of Apartheid, followed by years in Australia, England and Winnipeg, Phyllis Webster, 81, enjoys traveling and quality time with family as she's photographed at home in Victoria, B.C., on Friday, January 31, 2025. Chad Hipolito/The Globe and Mail
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I’ve been tasked with doing a diversity audit – how do I make it count?
With diversity audits, data without action is meaningless.
This Toronto meet-up helps people learn a new language – and make new connections along the way
While some TorontoBabel attendees are hoping to hone their skills with a new language, others want to converse with someone who speaks their mother tongue.
Why withdrawing from an RRSP early is more tax-efficient for some clients
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Job hop or stay put? Moving can mean more money, but employers don’t like it
This group of Black advisors provides a much-needed peer community
Jackie Porter and Orlando Lopez
tales from the golden age
Between travel and volunteer work, ‘quiet time is at a premium’ for this retired teacher
After a career in teaching that started in Cape Town in 1965 at the height of Apartheid, followed by years in Australia, England and Winnipeg, Phyllis Webster, 81, enjoys traveling and quality time with family as she's photographed at home in Victoria, B.C., on Friday, January 31, 2025. Chad Hipolito/The Globe and Mail
newsletter
I’ve been tasked with doing a diversity audit – how do I make it count?
With diversity audits, data without action is meaningless.
This Toronto meet-up helps people learn a new language – and make new connections along the way
While some TorontoBabel attendees are hoping to hone their skills with a new language, others want to converse with someone who speaks their mother tongue.
Why withdrawing from an RRSP early is more tax-efficient for some clients
Close up of a glass jar with coins and Canadian currency with the label RRSP on a white background with natural shadows. See also
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Stop guessing, start investing: Why fear-driven moves are a fool’s game
Colin White
A photograph of US President Donald Trump sits on a desk as traders and financial professional work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at the opening bell on January 27, 2025 in New York City. European and Asian stock markets mostly slid Monday and Wall Street was forecast to open sharply lower on talk that a cheaper Chinese generative AI programme can outperform big-name rivals, notably in the United States. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS / AFP) (Photo by ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images)
Youth movement storms the coaching ranks in pro sports
San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky, standing, reacts behind players during an NHL hockey game against the Minnesota Wild in San Jose, Calif., Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
How to plan an epic road trip with your furry best friend
More Canadian women are the breadwinners of the family, but the ‘motherhood penalty’ keeps many from getting ahead
Proptech firms hit ‘reset’ as real-estate industry struggles
Colliers Canada has evaluated more than 500 property technologies, ranging from AI design platforms to air-quality sensors. Of those assessed, more than 90 per cent offer possible cost and time savings.
From VR headsets to 360-degree assessments, how to build the lacking soft skills of students
Turning railway lands into parkland: How cities are reinventing public space
Are land trusts the future of Canadian housing?
Where are we on the road to achieving sustainable transit?
OC Transpo Light Rail Transit trains are shown in Ottawa on Monday, Sept. 25, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
The questions to ask yourself and potential employers to find the right cultural fit
How to diversify retirement income in case a DB pension plan is at risk
Simple vector illustration material of a senior couple thinking about money
Hi, robot: How the investment industry is expanding its use of AI
3d rendering humanoid robot analyze stock market
From corporate to non-profit: When considering a radical career pivot, take a cue from your values
In Quebec, sports is a bridge for Anglophone and Francophone fans
Dec 1, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Montreal Canadiens right wing Cole Caufield (13) celebrates a goal against the Boston Bruins in the third period of a game at the TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Natalie Reid-Imagn Images
Don’t hibernate this winter: How to learn a new sport and find community
Brown Girl Outdoor World is focused on breaking down barriers for those in BIPOC communities so that they can find enjoyment – and community – in winter outdoor experiences.
AI in everyday tech brings hidden cybersecurity risks
As companies integrate AI into their systems, experts highlight the growing need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect against rapidly evolving threats
Promise of quantum computing requires new forms of protection
As quantum computing advances, experts work to develop encryption methods that can withstand future cyber threats and secure digital assets.
Five essential security features to keep hackers at bay
(FILES) This file photo taken on October 17, 2016 shows an employee walking behind a glass wall with machine coding symbols at the headquarters of Russian internet security giant Kaspersky in Moscow. - German cyber security agency BSI on March 15, 2022 urged consumers not to use anti-virus software made by Russia's Kaspersky, warning the firm could be implicated in hacking assaults amid Russia's war in Ukraine. (Photo by KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV / AFP) (Photo by KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV/AFP via Getty Images)
Avoid foolish risks when considering smart home devices
While smart devices offer convenience, it’s increasingly important to ensure proper security measures are in place to protect against hacking and privacy breaches
Threats to democratic integrity pose challenge for Canadian elections
Aaron Shull, managing director at CIGI, says Canada’s federal electoral process is secure but warns that municipalities remain vulnerable to cyberattacks and disinformation
So, you’ve been hacked. Now what?
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How to shrink your digital footprint and boost online security
Closeup of a male hand using smartphone. Telecommuting concept. Cyber bullying, pedophilia, pederasty, grooming, hacking attack, virus, malware, spyware, spam, shopping online, sports bets, social media and other addictions and risks on the internet.
Cybersecurity jobs are on the rise as digital threats continue to evolve
Cybersecurity lawyer Imran Ahmad says the increase in cyberattacks has left the field in need of more skilled professionals.
From real estate to identity standards, momentum rebuilds in Canada’s blockchain industry
Koleya Karringten, executive director of the Canadian Blockchain Consortium, sees blockchain as an essential tool for innovation in sectors beyond cryptocurrency.
Canadian companies struggle to defend against data breaches as incidents mount
FILE PHOTO: A man holds a laptop computer as cyber code is projected on him in this illustration picture taken on May 13, 2017. Capitalizing on spying tools believed to have been developed by the U.S. National Security Agency, hackers staged a cyber assault with a self-spreading malware that has infected tens of thousands of computers in nearly 100 countries. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/Illustration//File Photo
Why this pharmacologist is pivoting his career toward mental health
John Weber, photographed in St. John's, says helping individuals overcome challenges in their lives is 'how I want to spend the latter years of my life.'
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Why this money manager is bullish on Canadian stocks despite Trump’s tariff threats
Illustration of Stephen Takacsy for The Mover, February 14, 2025. Illustration by Joel Kimmel
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Love? In this economy? Financial advice for Valentine’s Day
Heart and money on balance scale - Order of priority in life among love and money
CRA gives taxpayers with 2024 capital gains an extra month to file their tax returns
Tax filing season has officially kicked off as Monday marks the first day that Canadians can begin filing their income tax and benefit returns online. A Canada Revenue Agency sign in Ottawa is shown on Monday, March 1, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
How this HR professional got back on track after divorce derailed retirement. Plus, seven useful things to do with an RRSP
Bob Kenward, age 70, poses for a photo at Jericho Beach in , B.C., on January 16, 2025. Jimmy Jeong/The Globe and Mail.
As employee engagement drops, here’s how leaders can motivate without blowing the budget
Employees are not just motivated by money. Employers can boost staff motivation by providing accurate performance data, recognizing employee milestones, offering flexibility, and additional vacation days, experts say.
behind the advice
How growing up in U.K. foster care shaped this adviser’s approach to wealth creation
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Clean energy investors brace for U.S. policy changes with an eye on the long term
A fishing boat passes the West Pubnico Point Wind Farm in Lower West Pubnico, N.S. on Monday, Aug. 9, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
Coming soon: Happy Enough, a new podcast about happiness
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If you build it, they will come: Why this couple builds a softball diamond on their farm every summer