Debt-laden Canadians can’t say they haven’t been warned.
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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Downtown Farmers’ Market continues to grow
The popular outdoor Downtown Farmers’ Market will open for the summer season next week. It’s the 12th year for the annual event held in Festival Square (3 Avenue and 6 Street S) by Lethbridge Exhibition Park and Downtown Lethbridge BRZ.
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Ferguson Athletic Development now open in Sylvan Lake
After working through the training and development process alone, Scott Ferguson has opened Sylvan Lake’s first athletic training facility.
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Canada’s big banks admit they overcharged customers — what went wrong?
On Tuesday, Royal Bank was the last of Canada’s five big banks to get slapped with a multi-million dollar penalty for charging customers excess fees for investment products like mutual funds. In some cases, clients were unknowingly overcharged for more than a decade.
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Leader takes an unconventional approach
After nearly one year of vacancy, the Town has filled a key position.
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Early field house for rec centre?
Morinville sports fans were all for a proposal to fast track the rec-centre’s field house and save $6.5 million.
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Pending home sales tumble as supply crisis worsens
Fewer buyers signed contracts to buy existing homes in May, likely because they can’t find or afford what they want.
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Rosy Glasses Still in Style on Wall Street
The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) doesn’t always tell the whole truth about turbulent markets.
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Powell: Buying bitcoin to fund retirement? Make sure it fits plans
Average investors are often accused of buying high and selling low.
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US mall vacancies edge up
(Reuters) – U.S. retail mall vacancies increased in the second quarter and rents were slightly higher, real estate research firm Reis Inc said in a report.
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