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Top Savings and GIC Rates in Canada This Week

                                                                             Canadians looking to maximize their returns on safe investments have strong options this week, with both high-interest savings accounts (HISAs) and guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) offering competitive rates. High-Interest Savings Accounts KOHO Earn Interest Account continues to lead with an impressive 3.5% interest rate , offering unlimited transactions and cashback perks. Other online banks and credit unions are hovering around 3.0%–3.25% , making HISAs a flexible choice for those who want liquidity while still earning meaningful returns. Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) For short-term savers, MCAN Wealth is offering 3.65% on a 1-year GIC , one of the hig...

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In a significant policy shift, the consumer carbon charge on essentials like gasoline and heating has been eliminated. This move marks a departure from efforts to directly incentivize individual carbon reductions through pricing. Proponents of the change argue that it will ease the financial burden on households, especially during times of economic uncertainty.  

However, critics warn that removing the carbon charge could diminish the focus on greener alternatives and delay the transition to sustainable energy sources. They stress the importance of maintaining long-term environmental goals, even as policymakers address present economic challenges.  

This development reflects the ongoing balancing act between economic relief and environmental responsibility, sparking important conversations about the future of energy policy and climate action.  


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