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Nearly Third of RBC Shareholders Demand Climate Action

Nearly Third of RBC Shareholders Demand Climate Action
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Stock of the Week: George Weston Ltd

Stock of the Week: George Weston Ltd
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What If All My Friends are Cashing Out?

What If All My Friends are Cashing Out?
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Should RRIF Minimum Withdrawals Be Abolished?

Should RRIF Minimum Withdrawals Be Abolished? Some argue yes, as the “discriminatory” requirement doesn’t fit the reality of today’s low yields and growing life expectancies Yan Barcelo 6 April, 2021 | 1:45AM These times of infinitesimal interest yields and greater life expectancies are dangerously increasing the chances for seniors of outliving their savings. That’s why commentators believe it is time for the Federal government to cancel minimum withdrawal payouts on RRIFs. For Kelly McCauley, Edmonton West Conservative MP, it’s a question of principle, not only of circumstance. “It is unacceptable and discriminatory to seniors” shoots McCauley, who put forward a motion in 2017 to eliminate the mandatory minimum withdrawal limit on RRIFs. “The liberals voted it down,” he adds.

Canadian Banks are in Bed with Oil

From 2016-2020, Canadian banks poured over $700 bn into fossil fuels, and shareholders are demanding change Ruth Saldanha 5 April, 2021 | 4:38AM Last week the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the Federal Government’s carbon tax is constitutional – setting a floor for the tax rates observed by each province and giving credibility to the government’s proposed $170 per metric ton tax by 2030. But to what extent will the money actually follow? “If Canada is to be a leader in the fight against climate change, its banks should be global leaders in decarbonizing their lending portfolios,” points out Jackie Cook, Morningstar’s Director of Investment Stewardship. It’s tough to make the case that we are working on a transition away from fossil fuels when Canadian banks keep funding oil and gas.

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