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Some of the trends launched or accelerated by the pandemic will leave a lasting mark on the health and fitness world. Here are four predictions about what will go and what will stay.

Although this volatility can present significant investment risks, for some investors, it can also generate solid returns. Even when markets are turbulent, crash, or surge, there can be opportunity for those who keep watch.

'Tis the season! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas filled with memories you’ll always treasure. Have a wonderful holiday!

We all know the basic steps to avoid getting sick. Medical experts weigh in on 16 other ways you can avoid getting catching something this winter, from maintaining a healthy lifestyle, to routinely cleaning frequently used items.

Stop wishing. Start doing. #MondayMotivation

Humans are always looking for that spark to get us moving when we’re stuck. The problem with relying on motivation to get moving is the inconsistency. There are two parts to solving this motivation problem:

The question on many employees’ minds is what does working from home mean for their personal taxes? Jamie Golombek discusses forms that employees may or may not need from their employer to justify home office deductions. He also talks about which expenses are likely allowed and which aren't.

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Rise up and attack the day with enthusiasm. #MondayMotivation

So much of our forecast these days pins on the good news, bad news story on the coronavirus pandemic. Avery Shenfeld, CIBC Chief Economist, discusses the variables at play when trying to determine when the economy will rid itself of its Covid shackles.