Why Wellington-Altus? Let @RobTetrault tell you why he moved his team of 14 to Canada’s *top-rated investment dealer: @WealthProCA *Investment Executive 2026 Brokerage Report Card.

Please join us in welcoming Coastal Beacon Private Wealth in Sechelt, BC to the Wellington-Altus Private Wealth family! To get in touch, please call 1.778.382.7908. #Unparalleled#

Kevin Knopp, our Senior VP of Practice Management, spoke with @globeandmail about CRM3 reporting and how transparency is good news for advisors and their clients. @GlobeAdvisor

#Budget2026#! Our VP, Advanced Wealth Planning Strategy & Service, Judith Charbonneau Kaplan, shares her take with @WealthProCA on what advisors and clients should be paying attention to in the 2026 Federal Budget. Read now:

Budget 2026 is here! From a new $15M capital gains exemption to an RRSP for life that isn't quite what it seems, our Advanced Wealth Planning Group breaks down what you need to know: #Budget2026#

As we continue to grow and strengthen our technology capabilities, we are pleased to welcome George Eichholzer as our new Chief Technology Officer! With over 30 years of tech-focused leadership experience across financial services and high-growth companies, he will help guide the next phase of our firm’s technology journey with his expertise and innovative vision. Welcome, George! #Unparalleled#

With the U.S. #midterm# elections taking place today, @DrJStrategy shared his outlook on the potential results; his take: "the republicans are going to outperform in this election cycle." Watch the @BNNBloomberg segment (3:00 - 11:16) and share your take below:

After the Midterms: The Scarcity Trade Is Over Markets are still priced for scarcity and endless disruption—higher rates, $200 oil, and geopolitical disorder that never ends. After the midterms, that narrative breaks. Political incentives shift from demonstrating chaos to delivering results ahead of 2028. Expensive energy, unaffordable housing, and punishing financing costs are electoral liabilities, not assets. Stabilization, investment, and lower inflation become the priority. The call is straightforward: the U.S. Treasury curve steepens toward a 100-basis-point 2s10s spread, with the 10-year falling near 4% and the two-year toward 3%. Oil sells off. Productivity-led growth takes hold as the economy escapes secular stagnation on the model of the post-World War II expansion. Simultaneously, a crypto supercycle emerges, comparable in scale to the commodity boom that followed China’s WTO entry. These are not separate bets. They share a common foundation: abundance—more productive capacity, cheaper intelligence, and financial infrastructure that mobilizes capital more efficiently. Wall Street is still underwriting persistent scarcity. The opportunity lies in its erosion. Intelligence has infinite demand; the constraint is no longer technology or capital, but the outdated frameworks pricing the old world.

“Are monetary and financial conditions really as tight as many investors think?” Following the recent interest rate decisions in Canada and the U.S., @MPelletierCIO of @TWC_TriVest considers the true state of Canada’s economy. @financialpost