The CN Tower had been open just three years when Dennis Craig first walked into the North American Life regional office across the street. It was the fall of 1979, and the young University of Toronto graduate had signed on for a two-year training program. Four and a half decades later, Craig is calling it a career.

“I love the business,” he said in an interview on Tuesday. “It’s a really nice environment to work in.”

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Mark Toren conducted a review of advisor compensation across channels for us. “A lot has changed in the last 15 years,” he writes.

In the first of a two-part series, Neela White warns that longevity, combined with health-care costs, have already begun to complicate retirement planning.

PFSL Investments Canada admitted to supervisory failures after two of its reps allegedly misappropriated $1 million from an elderly client. James Langton reports.

Andrew Kriegler thinks we’re on the verge of a “continuing shift in the way in which the regulatory framework assigns responsibility and accountability,” thanks to AI. Michelle Schriver has the story.