Addition enhances Newport’s integrated wealth team and deepens its presence in Western Canada, adding a team with over 30 years of wealth management expertise.

The start of a new year is a natural checkpoint... a moment to review what’s changed, what still matters, and what needs attention in the year ahead.

With the next long weekend of summer on the horizon, now’s the perfect time to unwind with something entertaining, insightful, or binge-worthy. Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the deck, enjoying a countryside escape, or sneaking in a podcast on your morning walk, the Newport team has you covered with their favourite audio and screen picks to carry you through the rest of the summer. Smart & Entertaining Podcasts

Long summer days call for great books, especially when a long weekend is on the horizon. Whether it’s curling up on the porch, reading under a tree, or tucking in for a quiet evening, there’s something uniquely satisfying about a good summer read. This year, the Newport team shares a diverse and compelling selection of books — from moving historical fiction and eye-opening memoirs to fantastical escapes and thoughtful reflections. Fiction That Stays

In Part 2 of our guest series from Mental Health Research Canada, the focus shifts to an increasingly relevant topic: the link between financial stress and mental health. Drawing from national research, MHRC explores how economic pressures—like income instability, rising costs, and even tariffs—are shaping Canadians’ mental well-being, and why planning for the future may offer more than just financial benefits. While much of our work focuses on

We’re delighted to welcome the team at Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) as guest contributors to our blog for a thoughtful, two-part series on an issue that touches all of us: mental health. While May is officially Mental Health Awareness Month, we’ve deliberately chosen to publish this series at the end of the month to emphasize a simple but important truth: mental health matters year-round. Awareness shouldn’t be confin