The Globe and Mail

At long last, more Canadians are waiting until 70 to start their CPP pensions

I have long advocated that retirees should wait until age 70 to start their CPP pension. It makes good financial sense for most people. As the chart shows, that message is starting to gain traction.
TheServerSide

HashMap vs. Hashtable: Which map should you choose?

While the Hashtable was part of the initial Java release over two decades ago, the HashMap is the correct key-value store to use today. One key HashMap vs. Hashtable difference is the fact that the ...
FOX8 Cleveland

2 girls found dead in Cleveland, buried in suitcases: police

CLEVELAND (WJW) — The bodies of two young girls, suspected to be homicide victims, were found buried in separate suitcases Monday evening, the FOX 8 I-Team has learned. The girls’ bodies were found ...
CBC.ca

Amid 'Buy Canadian' fervour, Canada's top pension funds still heavily invested in U.S.

The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Canadian and ...
Newswire

CPP Investments to Invest in Inkia Alongside I Squared Capital

TORONTO and MIAMI, Feb. 12, 2026 /CNW/ - Canada Pension Plan Investment Board ("CPP Investments") today announced that it will invest alongside I Squared Capital ("I Squared") in Inkia Energy ("Inkia" ...
PE Hub

CPP Investments to invest in Peruvian power firm Inkia alongside I Squared

The remaining 50 percent ownership stake will be acquired by an I Squared-led continuation vehicle Inkia operates a diversified and reliable generation portfolio of 2.6GW through its subsidiaries ...
Advisor

CPP Investments buying 50% stake in Peruvian power company Inkia Energy

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has signed a deal to invest in Peruvian private power generation company Inkia Energy alongside I Squared Capital. Under the agreement, CPP Investments has ...
The Globe and Mail

‘How do I determine when I reach the CPP maximum pension contributions in my working years?’

How do I determine when I reach the Canada Pension Plan’s maximum pension contribution? I’m confused about the “general drop-out provision.” On the CPP website, it says eight years. Does that mean it ...
The Motley Fool Canada

Here’s the CPP Contribution Your Employer Will Deduct in 2026

Discover how the CPP for 2026 affects your taxes. Understand the new contribution amounts and exemptions for your income. 2026 will set the tone for new deductions, tax brackets, and contribution room ...
Burlington Post

Your CPP payments increase in January 2026. Here’s what Canadians should know — and how much more you could get

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments are set to increase by two per cent in January, as the cost of living rises. Increases to CPP payments are calculated annually using the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Yahoo Finance

Is it better to claim CPP at 60, 65 or 70? Multiple factors weigh in when deciding

Financial experts often recommend waiting until age 70 to claim Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to maximize benefits — but many Canadians aren’t planning to wait that long. In fact, data from the Government ...