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More than half of Albertans are bracing for financial difficulties as insolvencies continue to rise in the province.

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More than half of Albertans are worried about how much debt they have

Writing down debts and costs good way to start finance fix

Insolvencies and bankruptices at highest levels since March 2020

68 per cent of Albertans are concerned about the impact of rising interest rates, according to an MNP poll released Monday.

As we look back on her life and reign, we remember the Queen’s 1991 United States tour, which included a stop in Houston.

People in Calgary and across Canada are expected to feel the effects of the Bank of Canada’s move to increase its key interest rate by a full percentage point to 2.5 per cent in a dramatic effort to cool inflation.

With the Bank of Canada set to raise interest rates again on Wednesday, Calgarians are bracing for the pain to their bottom line.