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The holiday season is a busy one for most people. Joelle Tomlinson talks to beauty specialist Karen Malcolm-Pye about the best way to get glammed up on a tight timeframe, without hurting your wallet!

Toasting to the holidays with an alcoholic beverage often goes hand in hand. But all that celebrating can be costly. Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa has some budget friendly options.

The holiday season is here, and it’s time to get your gift game on point. If you’re feeling the pressure of finding the perfect presents and stocking stuffers, don’t stress—Style Expert Susie Wall is here to save the day! She shares her signature ‘Susie Qs’—stylish, budget-friendly gift ideas for under $25, $50, and $100. 

The city is currently grappling with new transportation issues and discussions around financial proposals from Toronto Police. Municipal politics expert, Myer Siemiatycki joined Jaden Lee-Lincoln to break it all down in this week’s edition of Municipal Matters.

Moncton has approved its 2025 budget, which includes a tax cut and hefty investments in public safety and transportation to meet the growing needs of the city. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Vancouver City Council has approved its 2025 budget, including a 3.9 per cent property tax increase. Alissa Thibault reports.

The work has begun to determine how much Edmonton residents will pay in property taxes in 2025. On Day 1 of budget deliberations at City Hall, councillors considered new funding requests and plans to pare back a steep tax hike. Morgan Black reports.

Vancouver city council is debating its 2025 budget, with the goal of limiting the property tax increase to 5.5 per cent. Aaron McArthur reports.

Deliberations on the Saskatoon 2025 budget will soon begin. Global’s Nicole Healey take us through a preview of what could be expected this year, including how much property taxes could go up by.

Fredericton’s city council is set to vote on its 2025 budget. hat includes changes to tax rates, transit services and the fire department. Anna Mandin has more.

Saskatoon City Council successfully reduced a higher-than-expected property tax increase, unanimously approving the budget for 2025.

From budget deliberations to a new city manager, it’s a busy time for Edmonton city council. Mayor Amarjeet Sohi joined us on Global News Morning for our monthly Civic Matters segment.

The Alberta government is asking citizens for their input through an online survey ahead of Budget 2025, which will be tabled in February. The advocacy group Public Interest Alberta is also looking for feedback on the issue through its own survey. The organization’s executive director dropped by Global News at Noon Edmonton to talk about...

Mayor Amarjeet Sohi is proposing his own list of budget adjustments to city council to reduce the potential 8.1 per cent tax hike. As Jaclyn Kucey reports, these changes could be noticeable on your street.

Fredericton’s city council is set to vote on its 2025 budget. That includes changes to tax rates, transit services and the fire department. Anna Mandin reports.

Calgary city council has approved the new budget. Adam MacVicar is at City Hall with more, including what the combined property tax will be.

The project will be the first recovery-focused, supportive housing facility in the city. Jordan Prentice has an update on the project.

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland on Tuesday would not say whether the Liberals kept a pledge to cap the budget deficit at $40.1 billion in the previous fiscal year, but said the upcoming fall economic statement will show Ottawa’s balance sheet remains on a “sustainable” track.

The Toronto Police Services Board is requesting a budget increase of $46.2 million in 2025 to help fund a new hiring plan. Despite pushing back over a significantly smaller increase in the previous budget, Mayor Olivia Chow and her budget chief don’t have the same reservations this budget season. Matthew Bingley reports.

Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says it would cost $31.4 billion over 10 years to clear a backlog of school repair needs, build enough new spaces to address growth and maintain all schools in a state of good repair. Colin D’Mello reports.