Posts By: Kevin Anseeuw

As summer draws to a close, volumes are relatively low in the market. The TSX was virtually unchanged last week, down less than three points compared to last Friday’s close. … Read more »

  Cottages often hold a lot of sentimental value to families and are home to a lot of great memories.  Many cottage owners would like to see their children and… Read more »

Good afternoon, The second quarter of 2018 began as the first quarter ended – restrictive trade posturing dominating the news, placing equities into increased volatility and losses. Despite some easing… Read more »

On December 13, 2017, Canada’s Finance Minister announced the revised tax measures that relate to income sprinkling by business owners and their families. Income sprinkling refers to a strategy often used… Read more »

Winter is upon us in Winnipeg. Its arrival marks the end of an October that was strong for equities in Canada and the United States. Despite political wrangling, posturing and good… Read more »

The markets were interesting last week.  Much of the news came from the U.S. as Trump, once again, made headlines. Although the political rhetoric between the U.S. and North Korea… Read more »

Good afternoon, The TSX reversed a string of weekly losses with a modest gain last week. Energy and financials were volatile and mixed respectively, with the price of oil losing… Read more »

  North American equity markets saw mixed results last week, which were based on a variety of factors. Of interest to seemingly 99.9% of Canadian investors was the ratings downgrade… Read more »

The Wrap Up – First Quarter Summary March 31st ended one of the most interesting, exciting quarters in recent times. A new American President was sworn-in in January, he addressed… Read more »

Yesterday at 4 pm, Federal Minister of Finance Bill Morneau delivered his budget in the House of Commons. The budget was titled “Building a Strong Middle Class.” He has previously stated:… Read more »