Despite a strong finish for equity markets in 2025, investors navigated a series of disruptive themes throughout the year, from DeepSeek-driven volatility early on to tariffs, geopolitical conflicts, and U.S. political risk. Sarah Bull and Andrew Csumrik review the forces that shaped markets in 2025 and considers the outlook for 2026.
The research is clear: Women in executive leadership bring and foster diversity of thought, improve employee engagement, boost innovation, performance and profitability, and they achieve all this through collaborative and inclusive leadership.
Sarah Bull welcomes Theresa Shutt, Chief Investment Officer at Harbourfront Wealth Management to reflect on an eventful 2025 and explore what themes matter for investors in 2026.
Once again, Christine Fulsang and her family organized the Annual Weston Downs Food Drive in their neighbourhood, collecting food and donations for the Vaughan Food Bank.
In this episode of KJH Insights, we take you inside the forces shaping today’s market. The discussion breaks down the latest pullback, explores why some parts of the economy are powering ahead while others are clearly losing momentum, and unpacks what Q3 earnings reveal once you look beneath the surface.
Nearly a decade after Canada legalized Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), the program has become a well-established end-of-life option for thousands of Canadians — yet it remains deeply personal and often misunderstood.
As November arrives and Q4 gets underway, Canadian families face a pivotal moment. The recent federal budget announcement has sparked conversations across kitchen tables and boardrooms alike—discussions about capital gains changes, business succession, and what wealth preservation truly means for the next generation.
Estate planning is one of the most important steps families can take to ensure assets and legacies endure for generations. But what happens if you pass away, and your surviving spouse finds a new partner? In other words, how do you protect your legacy from the Lasagna Ladies?
Sarah Bull continues her work as a founding member of ROM Women, which champions women curators and promotes the inclusion of women’s stories throughout the Museum.