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U.S. support for Argentina hinges on the ruling party of President Javier Milei succeeding in this month’s midterm legislative elections, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, saying “we’re not going to waste our time” if Milei’s party does not win. Trump and Milei were meeting at the White House just …
Read More »Ottawa pledges $400M in financial aid for Algoma Steel as tariffs pummel sector
The federal government announced a $400-million financial support for Algoma Steel under its large enterprise tariff relief scheme, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu said on Monday. The loan will “help Algoma Steel Inc. continue operations, transition to a business model less reliant on the United States, and limit disruption to its workforce,” …
Read More »Donations to Sean Feucht groups via B.C.-based charity add to financial transparency concerns raised in Canada
A non-profit watchdog says Canadians have no way of knowing how much money is being donated to an evangelical group founded by an American who is making headlines across the country for event cancellations and questions about his views. Permits for Sean Feucht’s summertime worship concert events organized by his Burn …
Read More »Victims or wrongdoers? Inside the $1.6M financial fight over a fire-plagued Vancouver property
When a prosecutor accused Feng Yan of neglecting the fire-ravaged apartment building she and her husband had owned for nearly two decades, the Vancouver woman told him they thought of the East Vancouver property “like a child.” “And what state is the building in now?” the prosecutor asked. This was December …
Read More »Some Saskatchewan wildfire evacuees are returning home amid financial strain
Some evacuees from northern Saskatchewan are beginning to return home after being forced out by wildfires, bringing a sense of relief, but also concern. News Source link
Read More »U.S. trade war risks Canadian progress on financial stability, says Bank of Canada
The financial picture for Canadian households and businesses was showing signs of increased health until the United States started a trade war, the Bank of Canada said on Thursday. The central bank says in its latest Financial Stability Report that at the start of the year, households had, on average, …
Read More »A cancer diagnosis can also be a ‘financial double-whammy.’ Here’s what advocates want to change
This story is part of CBC Health’s Second Opinion, a weekly analysis of health and medical science news emailed to subscribers on Saturday mornings. If you haven’t subscribed yet, you can do that by clicking here. A quarter of a million Canadians are diagnosed with cancer every year. When that happens, …
Read More »Canada Post laying off dozens of managers amid shaky financial future
Canada Post is laying off dozens of managers in an attempt to save money after years of severe financial losses, CBC News has learned. The layoffs include firing three senior executives last month — most notably the company’s chief financial officer. Two vacant roles have also been eliminated, resulting in an overall 20 per …
Read More »Manitoba schools, divisions work to reduce financial burden on parents – Winnipeg
Back to school is right around the corner, but for many parents, a return to class means a whole new set of anxieties about being able to afford the necessities for their kids. The superintendent of Winnipeg’s largest school division says the schools under his purview are doing what they …
Read More »Ottawa, facing financial crisis, pleads for ‘fairness’ from province and feds: mayor – Ottawa
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says the city is facing a “financial crisis” that raises the spectre of tax hikes and service cuts, alleging the city has been treated unfairly on issues of taxes and transit by the federal and provincial governments. In a press conference Thursday, Sutcliffe called it an …
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