More Canadians struggle to save for retirement, some shoppers find new ways to cut down on grocery costs, and Canada dominates a list of the world's top livable cities. Here's what you need to know today.
1. 'Retirement crisis': More Canadians are facing challenges to save for retirement security as inflation continues to soar and markets decline, a new survey finds.
2. Extreme couponing: As Canada's inflation rate soars, nearing a 40-year high, here's how shoppers can start saving by getting into couponing.
3. Recession concerns: Canada’s annual inflation rate hit 7.7 per cent for the month of May, and some experts say the country isn't headed for a recession any time soon.
4. Racism case: A Black former Tesla worker who says he faced harassment, including "daily racist epithets," while working at one of the company's plants has rejected an award of US$15 million in his lawsuit.
5. Most livable cities: Fresh rankings of the world's most livable cities are out, and Canada is the country with the most cities in the top 10.
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