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First-time entrepreneurs: Boldly stepping into the unknown (Part 2)

August 29, 2016

You’ve decided to be an entrepreneur, but what now? How can you avoid some common mistakes?

Keeping up with the junior Joneses

August 22, 2016

Striving to match the lifestyle of family, friends and neighbours — and their kids — can be a dangerous pursuit, both in financial and emotional terms.

First-time entrepreneurs: Boldly stepping into the unknown (Part 1)

August 15, 2016

So, you want to be an entrepreneur, but have no clue how to start or what to expect?

Gender pay gap begins in childhood

August 8, 2016

A U.K. study found that boys get 12 per cent more, on average, in weekly allowance than girls do. The reason why is simple — and it can teach us all a valuable lesson.

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National technology forum 2019

May 22, 2019

Explore important emerging technologies in accounting, business and finance at this must-attend conference for senior leaders. Connect with peers, experts and pioneers on best-fit technology solutions for your clients or organization.

AcSB framework for reporting performance measures

This event has multiple dates and locations. See event details for more information.

Are you a preparer, director, practitioner, investor or contributor who reports, oversees, assesses or uses performance measures? Learn how you can help improve the quality of performance measures by leveraging this framework.

Public company reporting update: Q1 2019

April 25, 2019

This webinar, part of CPA Canada's IFRS webinar series, provides you with the latest updates on issues of relevance to Canadian public companies, including key changes to IFRS and Canadian securities legislation.