TORONTO — Canadian employers are anticipating the highest salary increase in two decades as they try to balance inflationary pressures, surging interest rates, recession risks and a tight labour market, a new survey has found.
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Goldman Sachs cut its oil price forecast on Tuesday on the deteriorating global economic outlook—although it remained bullish on oil.
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At times this summer, CWC Energy Services has had 100 open jobs.
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Nearly 60 years and a stone’s throw away from the original, it’s believed students at the new Grande Prairie Composite High School will continue to make memories like their predecessors. The school held its grand opening Tuesday morning, filling the massive gym with students, dignitaries, and community members.
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NDP MLA for Lethbridge West, Shannon Phillips, and NDP critic for Advanced Education, David Eggen, spoke to media about the importance of supporting and retaining young people in Alberta on Monday.
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Across the world, electric vehicle (EV) sales are booming. Batteries are more robust, vehicle ranges are longer and consumer choice is greater than ever before. Further fueling this momentum is the Inflation Recovery Act (IRA), which offers tax credits of up to $7,500 for new electric vehicles and up to $4,000 for used models, while skyrocketing gas prices are also driving the EV transition. It’s little surprise that it’s increasingly popular to pull a Bob Dylan and go electric.
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Demand in London property from foreign investors is at “new levels” as they rush to make the most of the weaker pound.
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For centuries, the traditional banking system offered customers the platform to save money, either for interest or other purposes.
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Florida is bracing for Hurricane Ian. Hurricane Fiona has just devastated Puerto Rico, flooding the island leaving hundreds of thousands without access to electricity or running water. Meanwhile, flooding in Pakistan has taken over 1,600 lives.
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Property managers could be breaking the law by asking potential tenants to share personal information including bank statements, gender and relationship status, Consumer NZ says.
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