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Highest inflation in 40 years: Angus Reid study

June 26, 2022 Canuck Angus Reid, Canada inflation, Consumer, Economy, Gas, Groceries, Homeowners, inflation, News, Saskatoon, Study

A new Angus Reid Institute study shows that 45 per cent of people across the country are worse off now

Rising cost of gas detrimental for rural mail carriers, residents

June 24, 2022 Canuck Alberta rural mail carrier, Canada, Canada Post, Canada Post fuel prices, Canada Post Workers, Cost of Living, Economy, food costs, Fuel Prices, Gas Prices, Grocery prices, inflation, Money, Rising Cost Of Living, Rural Alberta inflation, Rural Canada Post workers, Rural inflation

A mail carrier says her out-of-pocket costs for delivering packages along her rural route have doubled because of the steep

S&P/TSX composite loses close to 300 points; energy stocks in the red

June 23, 2022 Canuck Canada economy, Economy, inflation, Recession, S&P/TSX composite, S&P/TSX composite index, stock market, TSX, TSX today

Canada’s main stock index lost close to 300 points Thursday, with energy and mining stocks bearing the brunt of the

Sask. has lowest inflation rate in Canada, but high cost concerns continue

June 22, 2022 Canuck Canada, Economy, Fuel Prices, Gas, High Costs, inflation, inflation rate spike, Money, Prices, Producers, record inflation, Saskatchewan Inflation, Saskatoon Small Businesses

As inflation rates jump up to 7.7 per cent, people in Saskatchewan are being hit hard with high prices. Saskatoon

Ford government warned not to panic over recession fears

June 22, 2022 Canuck Doug Ford, Economy, inflation, Interest Rates, Ontario, ontario ndp, Ontario Progressive Conservative, Politics, Queen’s Park, Recession

Economists are urging Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government to avoid hitting the panic button as rising inflation increases the risk of

Energy sector falls to push S&P/TSX lower after inflation hits near 40 year high

June 22, 2022 Canuck Canada, Canada economy, Canada inflation, Economy, inflation, S&P/TSX composite, S&P/TSX composite index, stock market, Toronto, TSX

TORONTO — Fears of weakened demand stemming from higher interest rates pushed the energy sector and Canada’s main stock index

Economics expert says federal government’s plan announcement will not help inflation

June 22, 2022 Canuck Canada, Cost of Living, economic expert, Economy, Federal Government, inflation, Money, perspective, Perspectives, Politics

The federal government has unveiled an $8.9-billion “affordability plan” to help Canadians deal with inflation, but an economist with the

First the pandemic, now prices: Alberta restaurants struggling with high inflation

June 17, 2022 Canuck Alberta Hospital Association, Alberta Hospitality Association, Alberta restaurants, Canada inflation, City of Edmonton, Consumer, Cost of food, Cost of Living, David Egan, Economy, Edmonton restaurants, Ernie Tsu, food inflation, inflation, Moshe Lander, Transit Hotel, Transit Smokehouse & BBQ

Transit Smokehouse & BBQ opened in September 2021, inside the historic Transit Hotel in northeast Edmonton. It’s been a difficult

S&P/TSX composite down more than 400 points, U.S. stock markets also fall

June 16, 2022 Canuck Canada, Canada economy, Economy, inflation, S&P/TSX composite index, stock market, Toronto, Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX

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Moe returns from U.S. after meetings to gather support for Saskatchewan energy, mining

June 10, 2022 Canuck America, Consumer, Environment, fiel prices, Fuel Prices, Gas, Gas Prices, inflation, news regina, Oil, Oil and Gas, Saskatchewan News, Scott Moe, Uranium

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe had around 40 meetings over two days when he was in the United States to promote

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