Barbara Shecter

Chrystia Freeland will remove the cap that restricts Canadian pension funds from owning more than 30 per cent of a Canadian entity. Read on.

Some leaders are worried that political infighting could distract from Canada's economic problems

Some leaders are worried that political infighting could distract from Canada's economic problems

The United Conservative Party government has been exploring creating its own retirement scheme

The Financial Post takes a look at crucial moments in the outgoing prime minister's nine-year tenure

Canada’s chief actuary has determined that Alberta is not entitled to take more than half the funds in the Canada Pension Plan if its provincial government decides to follow through on a proposal to leave the national retirement scheme.

Canada's big pensions are the envy of the world, but can its model survive a new era of politicization? Find out more.

Maple 8 envied internationally for diverse portfolios, world-class returns and arms-length government relationships, but third leg at risk

CEO Bruce Flatt to take on added responsibility of chair as a result of Carney's departure

Mark Carney resigned as chair of Brookfield Asset Management to run for leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada. Find out more.