Q&A: Jamie Golombek answers questions about the federal election and your taxesQuestions about taxes? You have come to the right place. Photo by Chris Young/The Canadian PressArticle contentWith the end of both the tax season and the federal election around the corner, many Canadians may be wondering what the election means for their taxes.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYSubscribe...

Fine-tuning LLMs with user-level differential privacy The machine learning community has consistently found that while modern machine learning (ML) models are powerful, they often need to be fine-tuned on domain-specific data to maximize performance. This can be problematic or even impossible, as informative data is often...

Look out — the government seems to be banking on increased tax penalties to help pay for its spendingArticle contentBut during the recent election campaign, the Liberal Party was budgeting for increased income tax penalties to fund some of its initiatives. Starting next year, it said it is expecting its government to collect $3.75 billion in new penalties over the following three years.Article...

Is saving $500,000 in investment income enough for couple to meet their retirement goals?Kate and Trevor want to pay off their mortgage and build up $500,000 in investment income when they retire. How can they do it? Photo by Getty ImagesArticle contentKathy,* 50, and Trevor, 53, have two financial goals they want to achieve before Kathy retires at age 55 and Trevor retires at age 60. They...

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