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Kathy Kerr

Edmonton
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Billionaires’ Row: Twenty of Canada’s wealthiest individuals and families

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By Kathy Kerr, Joe Chidley
| Canadian Family Offices
Canada’s wealthiest individuals and families include the expected business and industrial titans, from Thomsons to Irvings, Westons to Bouchards. But since Canadian Family Offices published its 2024 wealthiest list, some less familiar names have vaulted up the fortune rankings, driven by artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency stock valuations that have reached stratospheric heights.
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Wealth migration is accelerating. Here’s where the rich are moving.

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By Kathy Kerr
| Canadian Family Offices
Wealthy families are chasing favourable tax regimes, residency-by-investment programs, and sanctuaries from future political policy changes as they search for new places to live or have a second home. Experts say the ultra-high-net-worth migration trend is accelerating as countries offer more enticing incentives.
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As tech reasserts its dominance, meet Canada’s top 10 technology moguls

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By Kathy Kerr
| Canadian Family Offices
Technology is a big generator of global billionaire fortunes, and many of those entrepreneurs hold Canadian citizenship. But many young wunderkinds in the Canadian tech scene follow a pattern: They were raised in Canada, educated in Canada, but then moved to Silicon Valley and hit it big. That’s not universal, of course. Tobias Lutke, founder of Shopify, moved to Canada as a child and stayed. Mark Leonard and Serge Godin established successful tech firms and remain in the country.
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