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India on track to become the world's consumption capital
India is on track to become the world's consumption capital, with private consumption currently contributing 56 percent of GDP. A report by angel one and Iconic Asset Projects that India's total consumption will double by 2034, driven by...
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Drivers, Manitoba Hydro customers to feel some relief from scrapped carbon tax
Earlier this month, Prime Minster Mark Carney signed a directive to remove the consumer carbon tax effective April 1, and the first place Manitobans will notice the change could be their Hydro bill.
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U.S. gas station owner in border city sees fewer Canadian customers
Mike Hill, the owner of a gas station in the border city Blaine, Wash., says he's seeing a drop in Canadian visitors because of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada. 'Nobody wins out of this,' Hill said.
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The Cost of: How to save on spring break travel
Hopper is a travel app that helps users track and book trips across multiple companies.
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Musk’s DOGE cancels 40% of federal contracts, but no savings?
Elon Musk’s DOGE has terminated 40% of federal contracts, but reports suggest the move may not lead to any actual cost savings. With the government still obligated to spend funds on pre-purchased goods, questions arise about the impact...
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Senegal's employment crisis: Thousands compete for a handful of seasonal work visas
An employment crisis in Senegal. More than 300,000 people compete for a handful of Spanish work visas.
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India’s market woes test investor nerves
India’s stock market, once a beacon of high returns, has entered a turbulent phase, leaving millions of new investors anxious. Over the past six months, markets have shed over a trillion dollars in value, hit by foreign investor...
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Subway Bringing Back Discounted Footlongs
Subway says they're reducing the price of its famous footlong sandwiches beginning Friday for a limited time.
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Trump administration considers $400 billion ‘DOGE dividend’ taxpayer plan
The Trump administration is exploring the ‘DOGE Dividend’ plan, a proposal to return $400 billion to taxpayers, giving each eligible American a $5,000 payout. Spearheaded by James Fishback, the plan aims to provide financial relief while...
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Nestle India plans marginal price hikes to offset costs: Report
Nestle India is considering small price hikes on its products to counter rising costs in coffee, cocoa, and edible oil. According to reports, the price increase will be kept as low as possible to avoid impacting sales volume.
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Metro Vancouver cuts funding for Fraser Basin Council
Metro Vancouver has decided to discontinue the annual funding for the Fraser Basin Council in its 2026 budget. Fraser Basin council's work focuses on climate change, watersheds and water resources. As Pinki Wong reports, the spending cut...
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DOGE claims to have saved $55B by slashing U.S. federal workforce
The U.S. federal government purge led by Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has allegedly saved $55 billion largely through cutting jobs and contracts. Some government workers have resigned in protest over the...
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New India cooperative bank under RBI lens
The economic offences wing of the Mumbai police has arrested Hitesh Mehta, the former general manager and head of accounts at New India Cooperative Bank, in a 122 crore rupees embezzlement case. The arrest comes just days after the...
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Mumbai based co-op bank under RBI curbs: What it means for depositors
India's banking sector is facing fresh turbulence as the Reserve Bank of India has imposed strict restrictions on Mumbai-based New India Cooperative Bank due to liquidity concerns. Watch in for more details!
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Vancouver council votes to speed up water meter rollout
Vancouver city council has voted to consider ways to bring in universal water metering quicker to change the way most residents pay for their water. As Chad Pawson reports, Vancouver city councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung hopes the move will...
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Youth in B.C. struggling to find permanent jobs, data shows
Youth unemployment is on the rise in B.C., with new data from Statistics Canada painting a bleak picture for young job hunters. CBC's Michelle Morton has more.
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Gov. Hochul proposes free meals for all students in New York
Currently, eligibility for free school meals depends on income-based criteria.
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New data shows many Nova Scotians had housing challenges in past year
The most recent Canadian Social Survey from Statistics Canada shows more than 65 per cent of Nova Scotians faced one or more housing challenges in the last year. Some Nova Scotians say their experiences trying to find stable, affordable...
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Subway & McDonald's Debut New Value Menus
Fast food companies resolving to lower prices in the New Year, Subway and McDonalds unveiling menu changes this week.
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Ontario is reducing child-care fees — but how many families stand to benefit?
Some Ontario parents will pay far less for childcare starting this month. The province has rolled out a fee reduction at daycares enrolled in the national $10-a-day program. CBC’s Britnei Bilhete has details on the new funding formula —...
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What’s getting more expensive in 2025?
If you live in Quebec, you can expect to pay more for a few things in 2025. The price of several goods and services including groceries and electricity are expected to rise.
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Vietnam court upholds tycoon’s death sentence for $12bn bank fraud
Truong My Lan’s life could still be spared if she pays back three-quarters of the assets she embezzled.
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Vietnam death penalty: Billionaire tycoon's sentence upheld by court
A Vietnamese court has upheld the death sentence of a billionaire real estate tycoon - behind the country’s biggest case of bank fraud.
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City of Winnipeg faces tough choices ahead of next year's budget
The City of Winnipeg caught an unexpected break as it prepares to release next year's budget — all thanks to the police service.