Jaclyn Morrison - Investment Advisor with IA Private Wealth

Local demand surges for Canadian-made food and household goods, but retailers lag Despite the strain of higher prices at the grocery store, many shoppers are going out of their way to buy Canadian-made products, food and household goods

The shocking and predictable threat posed by AI The warning signs of AI agents going rogue should jolt companies and regulators out of their complacency.

After a fire or flood, the financial fallout can be costly Fire and flood evacuations can trigger unexpected financial costs. Here’s what homeowners should know about insurance, repairs, and emergency expenses.

Canada’s Carney Puts His ‘No Deal Is Better Than a Bad Deal’ Doctrine to the Test The prime minister ’s approach has broad support from the Canadian public and his political opponents, but it isn’t without risks.

Back-to-school budgets a real-world learning opportunity for students Budgeting for back-to-school shopping can be a daunting task, as parents balance school supply lists with all the other costs of raising children.

Looking to Go From Retired to Rehired? How to Do It in a Competitive Job Market. In the past six months, 7% of retirees returned to work, AARP research found. Many cited financial pressures, while others got back on the job for personal fulfillment.

Gambling Sweeps Across Another Industry. Welcome to the Future of Trading Cards. The Derek Jeter-founded Arena Club sees “a new era of collecting.” Some see another instance of gambling taking over an American tradition.

U.S. alcohol may prove hard to swallow Renewed sales would run headlong into deep well of Canadian anger.

3 Digital Strategies Small Business Owners Can Use to Do More With Less Digital tools are giving small businesses new ways to compete, grow and operate more efficiently.

Why the head of Scotia iTrade is feeling optimistic about AI and advice Devon Lacombe sees artificial intelligence transforming the world of investing, but she doesn’t see that as a bad thing.