Finance
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Canadian markets in correction territory after suffering second worst day of 2022The S&P/TSX composite index had its second-worst day of the year by closing down 532.26 points or 2.6 per cent to 19,742.56EconomyJun 13
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New changes to PST will largely benefit Saskatchewan farmers'The changes to the PST regulations will be more equitable, consistent and protect farmers against perceived "PST creep" in farming activity.'CanadaMay 20
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Manitoba Tory government signals looser purse strings, health money coming in budgetManitoba's Progressive Conservative government is signalling its upcoming budget will pump more money into health care and offer some sort of protection against rising inflation.EconomyApr 10
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Experts weigh in on Canada’s inflation rate: ‘We do expect more increases’Some of the biggest drivers of inflation in Canada, including gasoline and food prices, aren't expected to start coming down anytime soon, experts say.EconomyJan 19
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Avalon Sexual Centre reports to Halifax police alleged misappropriation of fundsIn a release, the centre said the 'significant financial issues' were brought to light in early 2021.CanadaAug 12, 2021
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Halifax Regional Council approves budget with $833M total municipal expendituresAccording to the municipality, the average family home tax bill will increase by $21.PoliticsMay 4, 2021
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Federal budget amid COVID-19 crisis will ‘set the agenda’ for next electionWe have had a year of disruption and if a vote were held today people may well lean to the status quo to calm their nerves, says Mike Colledge of Ipsos.CanadaApr 18, 2021
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How will Canada’s housing bubble impact first-time buyers? A financial expert breaks it downFinance expert Preet Banarjee chats with 'The Morning Show' about Canada’s real-estate boom and how housing prices will impact first-time buyers.LifestyleApr 9, 2021
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COVID-19 expenses push Nova Scotia budget into $585-million deficitThe new deficit estimate in Premier Iain Rankin's first budget breaks a string of four consecutive balanced budgets, though the government has a goal of returning to balance.CanadaMar 25, 2021
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What’s ‘revenge spending’? Why some Canadians are shopping with a vengeanceAs government restrictions begin to lift in some provinces, Canadians might turn to revenge spending to make up for the lost time. A financial expert weighs in on how we can save.LifestyleMar 13, 2021
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