A rising China and an aggressive Russia are creating the necessity to increase defence and security spending in Canada, ...

There are interesting opportunities for institutional investors in traditional asset classes if they can be accessed in an ...

While institutional demand for private credit remains strong, there’s a greater need for transparency within the asset class and across the different sub-strategies, according to Alex Preobrazenski ...

The global order that has been in place since the end of the Cold War is over, with a fragmented system beginning to emerge ...

The British Columbia Investment Management Corp. engaged with 181 public and private portfolio companies on environmental, ...

Recent minimum wage increases could create wage compression for certain employees and add another layer of complexity for employers with workers in different provinces, says Monty Verlint, partner at ...

CPP Investments is selling its interests in two Australia-based transport infrastructure assets to Transurban. As part of the deal, CPP Investments will sell its 10 per cent interest in WestConnex and ...

A bill reversing the order of who pays first for some benefits coverage and an age cap on workplace benefits is causing Alberta-based employers to question the financial impact of the legislation.

A panel discussion at the 2026 Toronto Benefits Summit that discussed plan sponsors’ and members’ divided views of health ...

Two-thirds (64 per cent) of plan members reported taking at least one prescription medication on a regular basis, up from 58 per cent last year, according to the 2026 Benefits Canada Healthcare Survey ...

Sustainable investing is becoming less visible as it becomes more deeply embedded in the investment decision-making process, ...

Pension plan sponsors associated with several Ottawa trade unions are seeking $38.8 million from the exempt market dealer ...