Financials

• Kingston police run deficit for first 9 months of 2022

  Parties, protests, and major incidents: in its latest quarterly report Kingston police say that it has spent $451,000 in overtime pay to officers since the beginning of the year.

  Canada

  Oct 26, 2022
  
• B.C. government wants input on how $1.5 billion will be spent to address post-COVID-19 economy

  This comes as the province continues to plan for the next phase in the reopening.

  Economy

  Jun 17, 2020
  
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• ‘Materialism doesn’t create happiness’: Tips for managing your money after Christmas

  For a number of Canadians living paycheque to paycheque is a reality – but regardless of financial standing – most people are up for hearing tips and tricks on how to better save.

  Jan 4, 2018
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• Here’s how Canadian stocks could react to federal election results

  Investment pros who manage our mutual funds, pensions and other savings tied to financial markets are sizing up potential outcomes of the election.

  Canada

  Oct 14, 2015
• Modest advance expected for Toronto stocks in 2015, despite oil slump

  The Toronto stock market is expected to advance modestly during 2015 but with less reliance on the energy sector after oil and gas companies sold off in a year-end rout.

  Canada

  Dec 14, 2014