Finances
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Montreal reports strong finances for 2021 fiscal yearThe city is posting a fiscal surplus of $293 million and an increase in revenues of 2.5 per cent, largely driven by a strong real estate market.CanadaMay 11
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AIMCo reports record 14.7% return for 2021The result easily beat the investment manager's benchmark of 8.0 per cent for the year to help bring its total client assets under management to $168.3 billion at the end of 2021.MoneyApr 21
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Survey suggests over half of Saskatchewan, Manitoba residents worried about rising interest ratesA recent poll shows 55 per cent of Saskatchewan and Manitoba residents are worried about the impact of rising interest rates when it comes to their financial situation.EconomyFeb 22
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University of Lethbridge students seek refunds, petition to move entire semester online'Doing half of the semester online, and then going to an in-person delivery (is) confusing... It's hard for a lot of students' living situations.'EducationJan 18
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Roughly half of Canadians financially insecure as debt confidence hits record low: reportThe latest MNP Consumer Debt Index found the twin stressors of holiday spending bills coming due and the resurgent COVID-19 pandemic has Canadians feeling squeezed.MoneyJan 17
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Low Winnipeg Transit ridership mostly to blame for city deficit: GillinghamAccording to Scott Gillingham of Winnipeg's finance committee, the City is facing a $17.9 million deficit as transit ridership remains low amid the continued COVID-19 pandemic.PoliticsJan 16
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‘For the greater good’: Indigenous financial advisor from Alberta works to empower othersWarrior is the first Indigenous financial facilitator for Momentum, a Calgary charity dedicated to community economic development.MoneyNov 28, 2021
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City of Winnipeg unveils COVID-19 economic recovery planThe city's COVID-19 Economic Response and Recovery Plan was unveiled and will be reviewed at a number of city committee meetings next week.PoliticsOct 20, 2021
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Winnipeg emergency services asked to look for savings by cityThe heads of Winnipeg's emergency services are being told to look for savings themselves before drawing from the Financial Stabilization Reserve to cover over-expenditures.EconomyOct 16, 2021
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City of Winnipeg projects $16.6M deficit due to COVID-19The latest financial status and forecast report will be presented to the city's finance committee Oct. 15.EconomyOct 8, 2021
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