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October 12, 2026 – The Canadian Public Accountability Board has publicly censured accounting firm RSM Canada LLP for the practice of backdating signoffs for more than five years. A settlement agreement between CPAB and RSM describes how the practice was conducted through a cloud-based service that allowed accountants to manually select preparer and reviewer signoff…

October 12, 2026 – The Canadian Public Accountability Boardrecently released inspection reports for three separate accounting firms, all with the words “Grant Thornton” in their name. Two of the three firms represent the Grant Thornton name in English and Francophone Canada respectively, while the third, Grant Thornton LLP (GT), is an American firm headquartered in…

Ronnen Harary, the co-founder of the Canadian toy company Spin Master, led a pitch competition and discussion at Penn last week. 

Rising global inflation worries tied to higher oil and food costs have pushed many investors toward cash. Canadian dividend stocks with yields above 3%, backed by well covered and steadily growing payouts, offer a different way to seek resilience. You get potential income today, along with the comfort of companies that have kept dividends on…

Federal authorities arrested a Canadian cybersecurity executive Thursday in Pennsylvania on charges of conspiracy of extortion, according to federal court records posted Friday.

Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright joins Stuart Varney to discuss reports that Chinese artificial intelligence systems are being probed for hazardous knowledge, including biological weapons, chemical agents, and cyberattacks.

CPA ALBERTA began a three-part Introduction to Generative AI for CPAs certificate program on August 19, giving accountants hands-on exposure to current tools and practical accounting use cases. The program emphasizes both automation and the profession’s role as trusted advisers.

Canadian households are feeling the squeeze, which keeps a tight lid on everyday spending, yet governments and businesses still need ways to stretch every dollar of output. That tension is where productivity and automation stories live, and where investor attention often shifts when growth feels harder to come by. This article walks through three Canadian…

The fixed-to-floating notes carry a 5.627% annual rate during the fixed period before resetting to Compounded SOFR plus 81 basis points.

More processing, stronger infrastructure and higher productivity can help Canadian agriculture and food businesses compete in more markets.