Join me for the Aurora Ball at the Westin Hotel on November 22, 2025 in support the The Ottawa Cancer Foundation.

As 2025 wraps up, investors are facing a mix of resilience, recalibration, and rising uncertainty. Despite plenty of headwinds—policy shifts, geopolitical tensions, and structural changes—markets have held up better than expected. Canada, in particular, has shown surprising strength, even amid trade disruptions and fiscal challenges.

A widespread belief holds that life insurance is an unnecessary expense, a complex product, or something only for the wealthy or those with young children. This perception, however, often stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of its core purpose and the diverse financial security it can provide. Many people fail to recognize that life insurance is less about planning for death and more about ensuring the financial continuity of life for those left behind.

During significant life events, it is crucial to review the beneficiary designations on your registered accounts and insurance policies. Major changes such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or the passing of a loved one present key opportunities to ensure your beneficiary information remains current and accurate.

The North American markets ended the third quarter of 2025 on a cautiously optimistic note. Strong stock performance was overcoming indicators of slower economic growth and persistent policy uncertainty.

Tariffs might sound like a government issue, but their impact is very personal. Whether it’s paying more at the store, seeing local businesses struggle, or watching tensions rise with trade partners, all of us as Canadians feel the effects.

In today’s world, every task involves some level of digital interaction. Whether booking or modifying airline tickets, filling health prescriptions, banking, paying utility bills, or transferring money to loved ones, technology is a constant presence in our daily lives. In this article, we reveal some safety tips to stay safe online.

Transferring funds to our institution is a simple, efficient, and secure process through bill payment.

As 2025’s first quarter ends, the market’s initial turbulence has caused mass selloffs due to uncertainty and volatility. As investors continue to fret about the next move Trump will make or the ongoing trade war, it’s critical to understand the consequences of these events and how to navigate them in a way that reduces risk and seizes opportunities.

With trade wars and tariffs dominating the headlines recently, many are wondering what effect this could have on the housing market. Lower interest rates offer some relief but we’re now facing the potential of tariffs driving up costs

We are honoured to announce that our branch, Capital Wealth Partners – Mandeville Private Client Inc., has been named “Ottawa’s Best Wealth Management Firm” for 2025!

Happy New Year and welcome to 2025! Looking back, 2024 was a year of steadier markets, a much-talked-about political climate, and plenty of uncertainty.