Can’t find the time to make it through the morning headlines? We’ve got a handy list of the top five things to know to get you up to speed and out the door: President-elect Donald Trump says he'll move quickly on Keystone XL, a new study has laid out the cost of child care across Canada; two ministers are announcing changes to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act today; an Orlando nightclub is reopening its doors on the six-month anniversary of a deadly shooting; and Canada marks one year since Syrian refugees started arriving in the country.
Plus, we have some Money Monday advice on how to save a few dollars when stocking your bar during the holiday.
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1. Keystone XL: In an interview on Sunday, U.S. president-elect Donald Trump suggested he'll move quickly on Keystone XL after taking office. During the election campaign, Trump has suggested that he would approve the project.
2. Child-care costs: A new study suggests that the cost of child care fees in some of Canada's biggest cities has skyrocketed over the last three years. However, the federal Social Development Minister says the Liberals plan to make a long-term funding commitment to help fight costs.
3. Health announcement: The federal health minister and minister of public safety are announcing an act to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act this afternoon.
4. Opening its doors: The Pulse nightclub in Orlando is opening its doors for the first time in six months, after a deadly shooting at the bar. Families, survivors and first responders will attend a memorial service outside the club.
5. Special anniversary: It's been one year since Canada welcomes its first wave of Syrian refugees. The first group was greeted at Toronto's Pearson airport on Dec. 10, 2015.
And one more thing for "Money Monday": The holiday season can take its toll on your budget, especially when it comes to stocking your bar for parties and dinners. Here's some handy tips on how to keep your budget within reason.
