The Saskatchewan government says it is confident its economy can recover from the novel coronavirus pandemic, as outlined in its 2020-21 provincial budget.

An audit on the 2019 budget, which is estimating a $3-million surplus, is now underway.

City of Kawartha Lakes projects $3.2 million revenue loss for 2020, but had a $3 million surplus in its 2019 budget.

Finance Minister Ernie Steeves says COVID-19 has created a situation unlike anything experienced before.

The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 132.87 points at 14,966.56.

The regional district says while the coronavirus pandemic has created financial uncertainty, it is confident that its cash flow will see it through the current crisis.

Applications are now open for the $1,000 B.C. Emergency Benefit for Workers.

Although the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing a lot of economic uncertainty to many Albertans, some experts say there are ways to protect and even grow your money as the crisis continues.

As COVID-19 continues to spread and employees are being laid off, a Saskatoon debt help expert discusses options to manage finances through this time.

Trading was very busy on U.S. exchanges, with 14 billion shares changing hands compared with a 9.5 billion-share average for the last 20 days.