Helping local kids start the school year off right
Each year, for the Start2Finish Backpack Program, our team comes together to purchase school supplies and pack…
Each year, for the Start2Finish Backpack Program, our team comes together to purchase school supplies and pack…
The KJH Semester Series is a virtual webinar series offering clear, practical perspectives on investing, markets and portfolio construction. Designed for investors of all experience levels, this series explores the fundamental concepts that shape how we think about investing.
Connor Byrne and Niko Markakis recently took to the court and brought home the win at the 4th Annual Care Cup in support of St. Michael’s Hospital.
For International Women’s Day, there’s another story to tell about the history of investing — one that highlights early women investors and pioneers who built fortunes, founded firms, and challenged discrimination at a time when business was largely controlled by men. Their contributions helped shape the financial industry and opened doors for future generations of women in investing.
As growing numbers of older single women choose to share homes for financial stability and companionship, this article examines whether a “Golden Girls” living arrangement is a practical solution or a complex commitment requiring careful planning.
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.
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.
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.