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As inflation gets worse, the average Canadian is having difficulty putting meals on the table and paying their bills.

As inflation gets worse, the average Canadian is having a hard time putting meals on the table and paying their bills.

Low-income Albertans and those with student debt are set to receive support from today’s federal fiscal update.

The numbers say inflation has been slowing in Alberta, but consumer pain persists when paying utility bills or going to the grocery story

Canada's budget for the year 2022 just dropped, bringing some good news for minimum-wage workers — and that's beside the federal wage raise.

The largest contributor is almost $30 billion over five years to drive down fees in licensed daycares with the goal of reaching $10 a day by 2026. That money is on top of already planned child-care spending. There is also more money for broadband infrastructure and $7 billion in cash, financing and advice to help companies adopt and invest in new technologies, which is intended to address ongoing concerns about the countrys productivity gap. All that extra spending will send the deficit to $...