Philanthropy, Flow-Through and healthcare with Dr K
How Can Philanthropy and Innovation Help You Create and Preserve Wealth? (Peter Nicholson)
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Myles Creighton shoots 59 in historic Korn Ferry win
From day one, the WCPD Foundation saw something in Myles Creighton. A native of Digby, Nova Scotia, our firm has served as one of Creighton’s inaugural sponsors, following his success and rise in the world of international golf. Last weekend, this rise reached a historic peak, when Creighton won his first tournament on the Korn…
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WEALTH (WCPD Inc.) Celebrates Record-Breaking Year in Flow-Through Financings at PDAC 2025
March 14, 2025 — InvestorNews.com host Peter Clausi interviewed Peter Nicholson, Founder and President of WEALTH (WCPD Inc.), at PDAC 2025, highlighting significant updates in flow-through share financing and critical minerals. The conversation opened powerfully with Nicholson confirming the crucial extension of the Mineral Exploration Tax Credit (METC) by the Canadian federal government, remarking, “Wilkinson knows how important…
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The global race for critical minerals is on. Here’s why they’re the lifeblood of the new tech era
Scarce resources are at the heart of a fight for tech supremacy between China and the U.S. Read the full article here.
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How a capital gain increase nearly wounded our junior mining industry
In the world of 2025, and an election looming, coordination between sectors has never been more important Read the full story here.
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Flow-through shares surge despite capital gains
Concerns surrounding the capital gains tax increase haven’t stopped Toronto markets from issuing the highest number of flow-through shares (FTS) in five years, according to new data. Read the full story here.
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WEALTH partners with InvestorNews at PDAC
On March 4, InvestorCoffee attendees have chance to win in a 4-night stay at Grand Isle Resort in Exuma, The Bahamas Win a 4-Night Stay at the Bahamas Grande Isle Resort at PDAC 2025 – Sponsored by Wealth Inc. Toronto, ON – February 19, 2025 Tracy Hughes, CEO of InvestorNews Inc. commented: “We are thrilled…
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Charity flow-throughs help major donors stretch
Whether it is in Ottawa, or just about any Canadian city, capital campaigns abound.Hospitals, universities and every charity or foundation in between are seeking millions to meet the needs of communities. With so many competing causes and demands for charitable dollars, it has never been more important for major donors to leverage and get the…
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The shifting debate on climate change
Leaders discuss the challenges facing environmental charities and social impact investing When Sandra Odendahl started her career in finance, she had a passion for supporting businesses while also doing something positive for the world. There was just one problem — in the beginning, environmentalists couldn’t understand why she was in the room. “I would go…
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‘A full circle moment’
Following her record $5M gift to uOttawa, Patricia Saputo shares her thoughts on the future of philanthropy Philanthropy can be about more than doing something positive for others. It can also be a way of righting old wrongs. When Patricia Saputo was in her early 20s, she had the world at her feet — or…
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Progress can create unlikely allies
Can mining and environmental causes be friends? Times are certainly changing There was a time when mining exploration and the environment were like oil and water. Several years ago, I attended social impact investing conferences in America and the U.K. with a crazy idea — junior mining exploration and the environment don’t have to be…
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Where would we be without them: Celebrating 30 years of philanthropy at the Phils
Award recipients past and present gathered yesterday at the Rogers Centre Ottawa to mark the 30th anniversary of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Philanthropy Awards (fondly known as the Phils), formally recognizing the contributions of many of the city’s philanthropic leaders. Among those in the 400-person crowd were as many as 45 previous award-winners, some…
