Opinion | Smile more? First, give Hongkongers something to be happy about
Hong Kong’s government has, it seems, jumped the gun on World Smile Day – which is usually on the first Friday of October – by starting its own smile campaign. …
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Hongkongers face US$300,000 shortfall in their pension savings as they look to work beyond retirement age: Schroders survey
The findings echoed a survey by HSBC Holdings released in September last year, which found that 70 per cent of respondents expected to have to work beyond the unofficial retirement …
For its next trick, Ottawa must unload the $34B Trans Mountain pipeline. It won’t be easy
In her budget speech to the House of Commons on Tuesday, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland took a moment to celebrate the finishing touch on expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline. …
SaltWire’s money woes a sign of bigger problems in the newspaper business: experts
The recent decision by SaltWire Network Inc., Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper company, to seek protection from its creditors is another sign of the decline of the business and the growing …
What is the CPP anyway? And why is Alberta leaving it different from Quebec?
The government of Alberta’s plan to potentially create its own retirement plan and pull out of the Canada Pension Plan has prompted questions, concerns and confusion from any part of …
Global shift toward clean energy is picking up speed, new report says
The way the world is powered will change dramatically by the end of the decade, thanks to surging demand for electric vehicles and clean energy technologies, a new report from …