Federal Finance Minister Visits Regina for Budget Talks
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne met with SUMA President Randy Goulden in Regina to discuss how the federal budget affects Saskatchewan's economy and local communities.
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London Budget 2026: 3.4% Tax Increase Approved
London City Council finalizes 2026 budget with 3.4% property tax increase, extended free core parking, and health unit loan repayment plan. Get the latest details.
Walmart makes largest NYSE to Nasdaq transfer in history
Walmart Inc., the world's biggest retailer, announces its historic move from NYSE to Nasdaq in the largest exchange transfer ever recorded. Learn the details and implications.
Executives Brave Cold for Youth Homelessness Awareness
Toronto finance leaders swap suits for sleeping bags in annual Covenant House Sleep Out event, raising crucial awareness and funds for homeless youth across Canada.
Edmonton Proposes 6.4% Property Tax Increase for 2026
Edmonton's 2026 budget reveals a proposed 6.4% property tax increase to fund $3.8 billion in city costs. Learn how this affects services and long-term planning.
Ethics Committee Investigates Rep. Cory Mills
The House Ethics Committee has launched a wide-ranging investigation into allegations against Rep. Cory Mills, including campaign finance violations and misconduct. Learn the latest developments.
U.S. Rep. indicted for stealing $5M disaster funds
Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces charges for allegedly misappropriating $5 million in federal disaster relief, with funds funneled to her 2021 campaign.
First West Credit Union Closes $200M Note Offering
First West Credit Union successfully closed its $200 million senior deposit note offering, which was oversubscribed with $1.07 billion in orders. Learn how this demonstrates investor confidence in Canada's financial cooperative sector.
Kitchener rejects $350K levy relief for Breslau
Kitchener Council has denied a request to cover a nearly $350,000 levy for Breslau residents' decade-old sewer and water work. Homeowners remain responsible for the bills.
Darrow AI Legal Tech Wins ILFA Innovation Award
Darrow's AI-powered legal intelligence platform wins the International Legal Finance Association's inaugural Most Innovative Legal Technology award, recognizing its transformative impact on litigation finance.
45% of Canadians One Emergency From Debt
Nearly half of Canadians would fall into debt from a single unexpected expense, with financial stress impacting sleep and causing widespread anxiety across the country.
Pay Off Debt Faster Without Feeling Deprived
Financial expert Christopher Liew shares actionable strategies for Canadians to eliminate debt quickly while maintaining their lifestyle and social happiness.
Taxpayer group urges N.S. government to curb spending
A taxpayer watchdog group calls on Nova Scotia Finance Minister John Lohr to rein in government spending. Learn about the growing concerns over provincial expenditures.
Quebec Economic Update Scheduled for November 25
Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard will present the province's economic update on November 25, 2025. Stay informed about Quebec's financial outlook and policy changes.
Why Edmonton's property tax relief plan may fail
Councillor Aaron Paquette proposes growing Edmonton's Ed Tel fund to $6B to offset property tax hikes, but experts question the feasibility amid regional tax disparities.
Edmonton council faces 6.4% property tax increase
Edmonton's new city council learns a 6.4% property tax levy increase is projected to cover growing municipal costs. Mayor Andrew Knack explains this addresses past pandemic-era lows.
Edmonton's $1B Fund Could Offset Property Taxes
Edmonton councillor Aaron Paquette proposes transforming a $1-billion endowment fund into a sovereign wealth fund to curb property tax hikes and attract developers to the city.
Winnipeg 2026 budget adds firefighters, raises taxes
Winnipeg's proposed 2026 budget includes expanding firefighter complement while increasing property taxes. Learn how the city plans to balance public safety with fiscal responsibility.
Chow seeks $210M after Ontario speed camera ban
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow requests $210M from the province to cover road safety costs after Ontario's speed camera ban takes effect, putting 1,000 jobs at risk.
Thai Conglomerate GULF Achieves 'A' Credit Rating
Thailand's Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) secures an 'A' corporate credit rating with stable outlook from Japan Credit Rating Agency, reflecting strong financial health.
ECN Capital acquired by Warburg Pincus in $1.9B deal
Toronto's ECN Capital to be taken private by Warburg Pincus-led group in $1.9 billion transaction, providing 13% premium to shareholders and creating liquidity event.
Brookfield Q3 earnings rise 6% on wealth business gains
Brookfield Corp. reported US$1.3 billion in distributable earnings for Q3 2025, marking 6% growth driven by strong performance in wealth solutions and insurance expansion.
Barrie's 2026 budget approved with no tax hike
Barrie City Council has approved the 2026 operating budget with zero percent tax increase. Learn how the city plans to maintain services without raising costs for residents.
Waterloo 2026 budget proposes 4.94% tax increase
Region of Waterloo unveils proposed 2026 budget with 4.94% tax hike. Learn how this affects residents and what services are impacted.
Winnipeg may offer property tax discount for early pay
Winnipeg residents could receive discounts for paying property taxes early under new city recommendations. Learn how this proposal might benefit homeowners.
Halal Investing Expands Beyond Faith-Based Roots
Halal investing is attracting broader Canadian interest beyond its Islamic foundations. RBC portfolio manager Sameer Azam explains the growth and institutional appeal of Sharia-compliant investments.
Survey: Many Canadians Confused by Credit Scores
A new survey reveals nearly 50% of Canadians lack understanding of credit score calculations. Learn how to improve your financial literacy and credit health today.
Ottawa 2026 Budget: What the Tax Increase Means
Ottawa's 2026 draft budget proposes a 3.75% property tax hike. See how it impacts urban and rural homeowners and where the money is going.
Ottawa's 2026 budget proposes 3.75% property tax hike
Ottawa's draft 2026 budget proposes a 3.75% property tax increase, focusing on stability and funding for police, transit, and housing. Learn about the financial impact.
LaSalle proposes 6% tax hike in 2026 budget draft
LaSalle faces proposed 6% tax increase in 2026 budget draft as Windsor-area municipalities begin financial planning. Learn what this means for residents.
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