Tag: Canada
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Vancouver vs. Toronto vs. Hong Kong: 2025 Real Estate Price Showdown
As of August 2025, all three markets are off their pandemic peaks, but they’re correcting at different speeds—and with very different entry costs, policies, and risk profiles. Vancouver remains Canada’s priciest market on a per-square-foot basis, Toronto offers the biggest near-term price dislocation (and therefore negotiating leverage), and Hong Kong is ~30% below its 2021…
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How to Achieve the Trifecta Offshore Asset Protection Structure as a Canadian Expat
For Canadians seeking to protect and grow wealth internationally, the Trifecta Offshore Asset Protection Structure—using the UK, Hong Kong, and Singapore—offers a compliant and powerful solution. This strategy requires precise execution, staged over several months, and coordinated with legal, tax, and banking professionals in multiple jurisdictions. Below is the process, estimated timeline, and a realistic…
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The Trifecta Offshore Asset Protection Structure for Canadian Expats
For Canadians seeking to protect and grow their wealth internationally, a well-engineered offshore structure can provide tax efficiency, asset protection, and global business flexibility. One of the most effective strategies is what we call the Trifecta Offshore Asset Protection Structure—a three-step plan that integrates the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and Singapore. This structure is not…
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Top 5 Destinations for Canadian Millionaire Emigrants
The trend is clear: Canada’s millionaires are on the move. Whether driven by high taxes, political concerns, or a desire for greater lifestyle freedom, an increasing number of high-net-worth Canadians are emigrating each year. So where are they going? Here are the top five destinations for Canadian millionaire emigrants: 1. United States Why? Tax Considerations…
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Canada’s Economic Decline: 47 Taxes and Still Falling
Canada, long viewed as a stable and prosperous G7 nation, is now facing a troubling economic decline. Despite collecting taxes through 47 different streams, the country’s growth is stagnating, productivity is falling, and household debt is among the highest in the OECD. A Nation of Taxes From federal and provincial income taxes to sales taxes,…
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First Nations Warn Alberta’s Data Centre Strategy Won’t Attract Big Tech
Alberta’s efforts to position itself as a Canadian hub for data centres have come under criticism from an unexpected yet crucial voice: First Nations leaders. Chiefs representing four Alberta First Nations have expressed deep concerns about the province’s restrictive approach to data centre development, warning that current policies will fail to attract large global players…
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Canada’s Open Door: A Borderless Nation Unravels
TORONTO, May 30, 2025 – Canada is coming apart at the seams. The numbers are stark. 817,000 new immigrants in the first four months of 2025 alone. It’s not a statistic. It’s a hemorrhage. They’re calling it growth. They’re calling it compassion. But on the ground, in the cities and towns, on the battered streets…
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Alberta: An Economic Powerhouse as the 51st State of America
For decades, Alberta has stood out as Canada’s economic engine—a province rich in natural resources, entrepreneurial spirit, and rugged independence. Now, a growing chorus of voices—on both sides of the border—is raising a provocative question: What if Alberta became the 51st state of America? While once the stuff of speculative fiction and political outliers, recent…
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The Worst Move in G7 History: Canada’s Gold Blunder and the Carney Quid Pro Quo
In a world increasingly rocked by inflation, currency debasement, and geopolitical shocks, one asset has stood the test of time: gold. But not for Canada. While every other G7 nation maintains a strategic reserve of gold bullion, Canada holds none. Zero. Zilch. Nada. And that may go down in history as the worst financial blunder…