Here’s how to give that accrued loyalty to a good cause. Are you still grounded by the pandemic? Don’t let your credit card points and airline miles lay idle—consider using them philanthropically. Nonprofits tend to fall into two camps when it comes to using points
Toronto, a city of more than 6.5 million people, has just 3,200 homes left for sale to start the year after a real-estate frenzy fueled by low interest rates drove the market to record levels. According to data released by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, more than
A proposal to turn one house into two is all it took to transform the quiet Toronto neighborhood of St. Andrew-Windfields into a battlefield. Neighbors flooded local authorities with letters pleading to be saved from the "lot division nightmare," denouncing it in all caps and insinuating
Bank of America Corp. was the top adviser for Canadian mergers and acquisitions for the first time in two decades last year, grabbing the title during a record run of dealmaking. BofA Securities advised on 28 deals with a combined value of $120.7 billion, according to 2021
Canada plans to formally join Mexico in calling for an arbitration panel to resolve a dispute with the U.S. over how to interpret rules governing the origin of vehicle parts. The two countries expect to request in the first days of January the creation of a
