S&P Global Ratings
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Credit rating agency gives Guelph a triple-A grade for second consecutive yearGuelph remains in exceptional financial standing. A global credit rating agency gave the city its highest possible rating due to a strong economy and the city's fiscal discipline.CanadaAug 9, 2023
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Guelph’s responsible handling of tax dollars results in AAA credit ratingS&P Global Ratings cites Guelph's multi-year budget process, increased capital spending and lower expected deferrals in the future for the AAA rating.MoneySep 15, 2022
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Saskatchewan’s credit rating remains at AA: S&P Global Ratings reportS&P Global Ratings has affirmed Saskatchewan's credit rating at AA with a stable outlook in a recent report, announced by the province on Wednesday.CanadaAug 18, 2021
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Despite pandemic pain, Enmax ‘achieved solid financial performance’ in 2020: CEOAfter purchasing an energy company in Maine, U.S.A., Enmax's chair of the board says "we have some debt to pay down."EconomyJun 29, 2021
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Saskatchewan maintains ‘stable outlook’ with AA credit rating from S&P GlobalStandard and Poor's Global Ratings has affirmed Saskatchewan’s AA credit rating, maintaining its "stable outlook" for the province.CanadaAug 7, 2019
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Standard and Poor’s cuts Saskatchewan credit rating, cites low commodity pricesStandard and Poor's said the downgrade reflects Saskatchewan's weakened budget performance and growing debt thanks to low oil, natural gas and potash prices.CanadaJun 22, 2017
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Alberta credit rating downgrade to have no impact on Calgary borrowingCity CFO says Alberta credit rating downgrade won't have an impact on the city's ability to borrow money.PoliticsMay 29, 2017
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S&P Global Ratings downgrades Alberta’s credit ratingStandard and Poor's Global Ratings has downgraded Alberta's credit rating from "AA" status to an "A+."EconomyMay 26, 2017
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Manitoba’s credit rating downgradedA global rating agency has downgraded Manitoba's credit rating, citing its rising debt burden.MoneyJul 14, 2016
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