Darlene Chouinard -IG Wealth Management

From meeting Gord Downie to watching The Tragically Hip’s final concert, you told us your favourite memories of the band A decade after their final show, The Hip is still a lasting part of these readers’ lives.

We thought we'd be empty nesters at 50. Instead, 3 of our adult kids are living at home, and one's moving back in soon. Turning 50 often signals the start of an empty nest, but for one family, that milestone brought a different reality. With four adult children still living at home or planning to return, retirement, travel, and downsizing plans have taken an unexpected new shape.

US Economy Increasingly Revolves Around Data Centers, New Report Shows The U.S. economy increasingly depends on the buildout of data centers, according to the Federal Reserve’s “Beige Book” report.

Warsh Wants to Track the Money Supply. It Keeps Flashing Red. New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh loves to talk about the supply of money in the economy and its effects on inflation. He won't like what the fresh data on it has to say.

The rise of physical AI: can robots save US manufacturing? Wall Street and Silicon Valley have high hopes for AI that interacts with the real world. But unions and economists warn of its effects on jobs and wages.

Canada has potential for investment ‘super cycle’ with certain policy changes: TD report More than $1-trillion could be spent on approved or on-the-table projects over the next 10 years and beyond, report estimates.

Woman to woman: What I learned from Dolly Parton Through catchy tunes, the country music star told great stories, and taught us about kindness and strength in the face of pain and adversity.

The modern parenting throuple Parents are at a breaking point — AI companies see an opportunity.

Dolly Parton Gave Away Millions Of Dollars Before She Died It seemed like a far away reality for many to imagine a world without Dolly Parton, but somehow that day has come.

Dementia Doesn’t Have to Be the End of Travel Families navigating cognitive decline are taking to the road to chase joy before an advancing disease makes trips impossible.