Finances

• AIMCo names former CMHC head as next chief executive

  Alberta Investment Management Corp. has named the former -- and often outspoken -- head of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. as its next chief executive.

  Money

  Apr 15
• Activists say New Brunswick, Nova Scotia minimum wage hikes still not enough

  The minimum wage in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia went up today, but are they still too low? Here's how the two provinces decide and what activists think.

  Money

  Apr 1
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• From vaccines to puppies: Don’t fall for these pandemic scams

  Canadians should not be fearful of asking questions when they suspect a scam, a financial investment expert says.

  Lifestyle

  Mar 10
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• ‘Melt away the stress’: How to tackle debt during a pandemic

  Financial expert Preet Banerjee says when planning to pay down debt, look at the interest rate, the size of debt, and whether the debt is increasing or decreasing.

  Lifestyle

  Feb 17
• Kingston Community Health Centres fundraising $12,000 for children’s winter boots

  Kingston Community Health Centres have distributed more than 500 pairs of winter boots through Operation Warm Feet Program already this season as demand growns each year.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• COVID-19 pandemic affecting financial confidence, debt in Saskatchewan: survey

  According to a quarterly Ipsos poll, four in 10 people in Saskatchewan are not confident with their current levels of debt.

  Money

  Feb 1
• Many Manitobans to delay retirement due to pandemic struggles, says new survey

  A Scotiabank survey says Manitobans are rethinking when they will retire as the pandemic brings financial troubles to many people.

  Money

  Jan 25
• What should you do with cash saved during the pandemic? Experts weigh in

  With some workers not having to commute, to buy lunches, or to pay for childcare, some people have been able to save money during the pandemic.

  Canada

  Sep 22, 2020
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• 1 in 4 credit card users couldn’t make payments in May, June: survey

  Since J.D. Power fielded its survey in May and June, other data have shown that households are now resuming monthly payments that were on hold this summer.

  Canada

  Sep 17, 2020
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• B.C.’s 2019-20 budget battered by COVID-19, deficit expected to climb further

  British Columbia's audited financial numbers have revealed the province's worst kept secret, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to massive financial losses.

  Economy

  Aug 31, 2020