Finances

• ‘Financially paralyzed’: Half of Canadians living bill-to-bill, poll finds

  Nearly half added they could no longer afford to maintain their standard of living, while nearly a third said their finances were in a constant state of chaos.

  Economy

  Jan 23
  
• New poll shows Saskatchewan residents are financially struggling

  A new report from the Angus Reid Institute shows that Saskatchewan residents are struggling financially or feel they’re in uncomfortable positions. Experts say it’s due to the high cost of living and stagnant wages. Katherine Ludwig breaks down the report and talks with experts about the reasons behind the struggle.

  Canada

  Dec 16, 2024
  
• Advertisement
• Sask. education budget announces new schools and record funding during STF strikes

  The new $8.8 million will support planning to replace Minahik Waskahigan High School in Pinehouse and renovate South Corman Park School and Swift Current Comprehensive High School.

  Canada

  Mar 20, 2024
• Advertisement
• Does your partner spend too much? BMO finds one third of Canadians think so

  About one-third of Canadian couples say spending is often a source of disagreement in their relationship, according to a new report from BMO.

  Money

  Feb 8, 2024
• Financial group says 1 in 5 Sask. and Manitoba residents using savings to pay debt

  The MNP consumer debt index said 60 per cent of residents across Saskatchewan and Manitoba are concerned about inflation rates and getting a handle on their debt.

  Canada

  Jan 9, 2024
• Advocates call Nova Scotia’s 20-cent bump to minimum wage a ‘slap in the face’

  Nova Scotia's minimum wage is going up by 20 cents this spring, but workers say that's simply not enough to combat the climbing cost of living. 

  Canada

  Jan 4, 2024
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, Dec. 11

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, Dec. 11.

  Canada

  Dec 11, 2023
• Cities, towns across province seeking more funds from Quebec government

  The local governments are seeking a new financial arrangement that would allow for more transfer payments to move from the provincial government to local governments.

  Canada

  Sep 7, 2023
• Advertisement
• Kingston, Ont. families, students budgeting for back to school shopping

  Amid rising costs for everyday items, some Kingston families are finding creative ways to save money while back to school shopping.

  Education

  Aug 16, 2023
• Advertisement
• Ontario government adds $766M in new program spending using contingency funds

  In the financial update released today by Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy, the deficit projection for 2023-24 remains at the $1.3 billion set out in the spring budget.

  Politics

  Aug 14, 2023