A recent KPMG study found that 83 percent of respondents plan to be more cautious about their holiday spending this year. It also revealed that 70 percent of Canadians don’t plan on spending as much coin on discretionary items, such as apparel or electronics. Where do you fall in this study? Andrew Pinsent, filling in for Kristy Cameron, tackles today’s Question of the Day. On a far more serious note, The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan have declared a State of Emergency, as it struggles to contain an opioid crisis.

<p>A recent KPMG study found that 83 percent of respondents plan to be more cautious about their holiday spending this year. It also revealed that 70 percent of Canadians don’t plan on spending as much coin on discretionary items, such as apparel or electronics. Where do you fall in this study? Andrew Pinsent, filling in for Kristy Cameron, tackles today’s Question of the Day. On a far more serious note, The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan have declared a State of Emergency, as it struggles to contain an opioid crisis.</p>

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