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Canadians want $250,000 a year to live comfortably — experts say curb your expectations
What would it take for you to be ‘financially comfortable?’ For many, the answer might be lower than they think. Continue reading
Finance
Sask. government warning public about the risks of using cryptocurrency
All part of Investor Education Month, the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan residents on the potential risks of trading and investing in cryptocurrency. Continue reading
Canadians expect summer to come with a higher price tag this year: survey
A third of respondents said they expected to spend between $500 and $2,000 more this summer. Continue reading
ATB Financial announces Curtis Stange as new president and CEO
Alberta’s Crown-owned bank ATB Financial announced Thursday its next president and CEO is Curtis Stange, who will replace the retiring Dave Mowat. Continue reading
How money affects health — what you can do to stay in control
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Studies show about half of people in Canada live paycheque to paycheque. Continue reading
Confidential recording explains University of Regina wrestling cuts
By Colton Praill Morning News Weather & Traffic Anchor/Reporter
In 2016-17 the University of Regina fell $220,000 short of it’s fundraising goal. In total, athletics ran over a $400,000 deficit. Something needed to change. Continue reading
Hamilton LRT moves to request for proposals from three shortlisted teams
CityLine Transit Group, Ei8ht Transit and Mobilinx are in the running. Continue reading
Quebec finance minister consults with anglophones on budget
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
The anglophone community got a rare opportunity to consult with the province’s finance minister before tabling next year’s budget. Top of mind for some was the establishment and funding of advisory committees within English-speaking hospitals. Continue reading
Study: Albertans’ financial literacy scores low
A new study shows Albertans aren’t confident in their financial literacy. Continue reading
‘In line with our priorities’: N.S. finance minister reacts to federal budget
Nova Scotia Finance Minister Karen Casey said she was open to some of the proposals but appeared hesitant to commit to items until there were more details available. Continue reading
