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Amid record highs for metals, 10 Canadians who made their fortunes in the mining business
These 10 miners, financiers and investment gurus are some of the most prominent and enduring players in the Canadian sector
Many of the individuals on the list of Canada’s wealthiest mining moguls are in the baby boomer generation or older, having built enormous companies—and wealth—throughout their careers. But the younger generations are starting to appear in executive suites and boardrooms.
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Thane Stenner: 21 Tax Alpha™ tips for wealthy investors, family offices and business owners
These are various tax deferral/minimization strategies and tips below to proactively pursue
With the 2025 CRA tax filing season now recently behind us for most Canadian taxpayers, this is an excellent time for wealthy investors, family offices, business owners and their professional advisors to start looking ahead. For most individuals, 2025 Canadian personal tax returns and balances owing were due April 30, 2026, while self-employed individuals generally have until June 15, 2026 to file, although any balance owing was still due April 30, 2026, according to the CRA filing dates page.
My team and I are not CPAs, and we do not provide tax advice. However, we work very collaboratively with our clients’ tax professionals, estate advisors and other professional advisors. We are highly conversant with many of the tax-advantaged strategies available to affluent families, entrepreneurs and private investors—investors should always seek independent professional tax advice before implementing any tax strategy.
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