Interest

• Sask. residents already in debt prior to recent rate hike announcement

  "What is really alarming is that message that we were left with that this is potentially, certainly not the last," said Chris Guérette, CEO of Saskatchewan's Realtor Association.

  Canada

  Jul 12, 2023
  
• Winnipeg’s Deficit Action Plan to hit finance committee this month

  Winnipeg's operating budget predicted a deficit of millions of dollars by the end of the year. A new plan lists the ways the city could make up for its monetary losses.

  Canada

  Jun 26, 2023
  
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• How New Brunswick’s projected surplus has ballooned to $800M more than anticipated

  New Brunswick's projected surplus has grown by about $800 million since the budget was tabled last March.

  Politics

  Feb 15, 2023
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• B.C. government announces 2 tax credit boosts, rent increase cap for 2023

  The measures announced by Premier John Horgan on Wednesday are expected to save a family of four up to $1,500 as the cost of living soars in B.C.

  Politics

  Sep 7, 2022
• Lethbridge remains a seller’s market as interest rates climb

  The city remains a stable, affordable market that doesn't see the volatile ups and downs of larger cities; an attractive trait when people consider relocating to Lethbridge.

  Economy

  Jul 18, 2022
• Bank of Canada holds key rate, warns 4th COVID-19 wave could hamper recovery

  The Bank of Canada has said it will keep its trend-setting rate at near-zero until the economy is ready to handle an increase in rates.

  Economy

  Sep 8, 2021
• Town of Gibbons considers going into the credit card business to raise revenue

  The town's Chief Administrative Officer wants to offer a Gibbons credit card to homeowners in the community.

  Consumer

  Dec 11, 2019
• Kingston musician’s song about Humboldt bus crash goes viral

  The Kingston musician's song about the Humboldt tragedy, "Leave a stick out by the door," has over 1 million views on Facebook.

  Canada

  Apr 12, 2018
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• Mortgage rates on the rise in Winnipeg after interest rate hike

  For the first time in seven years the Bank of Canada has raised the interest rate which means mortgage payments for some Winnipeg homeowners will be going up.

  Economy

  Jul 12, 2017