The president of the Saint John Police Association is criticizing the provincial government for not offering more assistance to the financially-struggling City of Saint John.

Concerned about your investments amid COVID-19? Experts say 'don't look at your portfolio for fun, you'll probably end up making an emotional investing mistake.'

While there is some good news for spenders amid the new coronavirus outbreak, Canadian finance expert Preet Banerjee says it is bad news for others. 

A 42-year-old Regina man has plenty of time for hobbies, friends and family in his third year of retirement. While his path to financial freedom wasn't easy, it also wasn't impossible.

Affordability was consistently ranked in the top concerns of Canadians leading up to the Oct. 21 federal vote, but what in real-life terms does the Ipsos polling information deliver?

Some people love to save, others love to spend, and for some, spending money can lead to a vicious cycle of self-destructive behaviour.

A panel looking into Alberta's finances says the province habitually overspends on the services it delivers.

Credit counsellors say the desire to be seen living a wealthy lifestyle is contributing to more bankruptcies in the province.

City staff are proposing a 2.7 per cent tax levy increase, the current rate of tax hikes for London's 2019 budget year.

The number of Canadians who are $200 or less away from financial insolvency at month-end has jumped to 46 per cent, up from 40 per cent in the previous quarter, as interest rates rise.