Finance
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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
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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
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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
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Coronavirus: COVID-19 and the Canadian economy, one year laterChanges in the way we eat, travel and save have all had an impact on the Canadian economy a year after COVID-19 hit. Mike Drolet has more.EconomyMar 9
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Work from home during the pandemic? Here’s what you need to know for tax seasonFinancial expert Kelley Keehn joins 'The Morning Show' to share some tips to save big bucks during tax season.MoneyFeb 10
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Deficit in Saskatchewan forecast to be $381.5M lower than estimatedSaskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer is now forecasting the deficit for 2020-21 to be $381.5 million lower than budgeted.CanadaNov 27, 2020
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‘It’s a tough go out there’: Peterborough small business facing ongoing pandemic challengesWillowdale MPP and parliamentary assistant to Ontario's Finance Minister Stan Cho visited Peterborough on post-budget tour Friday.PoliticsNov 13, 2020
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Ontario hospitals face ‘unprecedented’ financial pressure, need funding: association saysOntario's hospitals are facing "unprecedented" financial pressures because of the pandemic, the head of the association representing them said Friday, asking the government to speed up funding promised to address COVID-19 costs.HealthOct 30, 2020
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Consumer groups, province at odds over changes to Manitoba’s Public Utilities BoardPremier Brian Pallister says Bill 35, The Public Utilities Ratepayer Protection and Regulatory Reform Act, will save taxpayers money by limiting how often the PUB meets.Oct 20, 2020
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Non-profit supports financial literacy for Central Okanagan children"Your relationship with money starts as children."Oct 9, 2020
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