Global NewsMoney (Canada) The disability tax credit was an explosive issue for Liberals. Will the next government fix it?Global News - ericaalini The disability tax credit (DTC) turned into a political hot potato for the Trudeau government in late 2017 amid reports the Canada Revenue Agency …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) GM, U.S. auto workers’ union reach tentative deal that may end strikeGlobal News - Tom Krisher DETROIT — Bargainers for General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative contract deal on Wednesday that could end a monthlong strike …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Canada’s inflation rate steady at 1.9% in SeptemberGlobal News - globalnewsdigital The annual inflation rate was 1.9 per cent in September for a second-straight month, keeping the indicator close to the Bank of Canada’s ideal two …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Home sales jump 15% in September compared to a year ago: CREAGlobal News - Staff The Canadian Real Estate Association says the number of home sales in September was up 15.5 per cent compared with a year ago as sales in the …
Global NewsPersonal Finance 12 ways to save money on your next grocery billGlobal News - artipatel Sometimes we stock up on too many sale items, other times we get distracted by in-store promotions and often, you’re entire grocery list can change …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Shares of The Green Organic Dutchman plunge after raising financing concernsGlobal News - Staff The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd. saw its shares plunge this week after the cannabis company said it was reviewing financing alternatives in …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Canada adds 54K jobs in September, unemployment dips to 5.5%Global News - Kelsey Johnson The Canadian economy added a stronger-than-expected 53,700 net jobs in September, with all the gains coming in full-time work and largely driven by …
Global NewsCanada Canada election: What federal leaders have pledged on the economyGlobal News - Staff Federal parties vying for victory on Oct. 21 are making a range of promises on how they will better the economy. Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, the …
Global NewsCannabis Grey market cannabis sellers deeply undercutting legal market, data showsGlobal News - Patrick Cain Online grey market cannabis sellers are competing with the legal market by undercutting it and offering deep volume discounts, data released by …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Canada’s gender wage gap narrows: women earn $4.13 less than men per hourGlobal News - Armina Ligaya Women in their core working years earned on average 13.3 per cent less per hour than men in 2018, marking a 5.5 percentage point improvement over the …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) COMMENTARY: How a strong economy — and strong public sector — may give the Liberals an edgeGlobal News - charlesadlercknw Canada’s public sector offers better wages, better benefits and greater job security than the private sector. Those were the three takeaways I had …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) How to tell if a side hustle is worth the hassleGlobal News - ericaalini Side-hustling can be a thing of beauty — or not. Jackie Lam, a Los Angeles-based personal finance writer and money coach, has seen the best and the …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Election promises: Tax cuts for many—and tax hikes on the richGlobal News - ericaalini Affordability is the name of the game in this election. Every major party is campaigning on promises to help Canadians make ends meet, revealing a …
Global NewsStock Markets Stocks sink by more than 500 points as worries about economic growth lingerGlobal News - Damian J. Troise U.S. stocks accelerated their losses Wednesday as investors retreated amid more disappointing economic news and the growing threat of a global …
Global NewsMinnesota Politics Minnesota regulators restart Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline review processGlobal News - By Steve Karnowski Minnesota state utility regulators on Tuesday unfroze the approval process for Enbridge Energy’s plan to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline …
Global NewsOil Canada’s economic growth flat in July amid oil and gas shutdownsGlobal News - By Statistics Canada says the country’s real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in July as weakness in oil and gas extraction offset gains …
Global NewsCanada Forever 21 is closing its doors in Canada: Here’s what you need to knowGlobal News - By Rachael D’Amore Forever 21, the low-price fast-fashion chain, is ceasing all operations in Canada. The Los Angeles-based company announced Sunday that it has filed …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Forever 21 files for bankruptcyGlobal News - By Staff Struggling fashion retailer Forever 21 Inc said on Sunday it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure its business. The …
Global NewsRetirement What’s the best way to generate cash from your investments in retirement?Global News - By Erica Alini For most of your adult life, one of the challenges of managing money is slicing off a piece of your paycheque and adding that to investments that …
Global NewsCanada Wireless speeds in Canada rank 12th worldwide, if only rural areas counted: studyGlobal News - By Staff The international research firm Opensignal reports that rural parts of Canada get much slower wireless services than in cities _ but they’re still …
Global News Green Party’s free tuition plan would cost $16.4B, but PBO estimate comes with ‘high uncertainty’Global News - By Andrew Russell The Green Party is promising to eliminate the widely popular registered education savings plans (RESPs) and replace it with a plan for free …
Global NewsCanada Canada’s wealthiest 1% saw fastest income growth in 2017, overall decrease in taxesGlobal News - By Andy Blatchford OTTAWA – The incomes of Canada’s top one per cent grew at a faster pace than everyone else in 2017 – and, overall, they saw their taxes edge down, …
Global NewsChina ‘I will not accept a bad deal’: Trump’s China trade rhetoric turns harsh at UNGlobal News - By Jeff Mason and David Lawder U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a stinging rebuke to China’s trade practices on Tuesday at the United Nations General Assembly, saying he would …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Quebec First Nation challenging commercial lobster fishing limitsGlobal News - By Staff An Indigenous band in eastern Quebec is challenging the limits of its commercial fishing licence, saying the federal government should allow its …
Global NewsThomas Cook What Canadian travellers should know about Thomas Cook’s collapseGlobal News - By Maham Abedi Travellers around the globe were looking for answers Monday, hours after the world’s oldest travel company announced it was stopping operations …
Global NewsEnergy Eight energy companies dropped from Canada’s main market indexGlobal News - By Nia Williams Eight Canadian energy companies were booted out of the S&P/TSX Composite Index on Monday because their market capitalization has dropped below …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) New Brunswick working to double current number of newcomers within five yearsGlobal News - By Megan Yamoah On the banks of the Saint John River sits a sprawling historic home that has been refurbished into a contemporary yet traditional bed and breakfast. …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Bank of Canada appoints Toni Gravelle as new deputy governorGlobal News - By Staff The Bank of Canada has appointed Toni Gravelle as its new deputy governor. The central bank says that effective Oct. 1 Gravelle will replace Lynn …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Quebec provincial police interrogate 17 people about Desjardins data leakGlobal News - By Staff The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) is questioning 17 people of interest on Thursday regarding the recent leak of personal information of 2.9 million …
