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TSX opens Wednesday after a 276-point drop, with U.S. inflation, Franco-Nevada and Power Corp. earnings after the close, and no Statistics Canada releases.
Six tall cat trees sold by Amazon.ca or their own brands, from $76.54 to $179.99, compared on height, footprint, ratings and which suits big cats.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will press China’s Xi Jinping on foreign interference at next week’s APEC summit in Shenzhen and name a new ambassador soon.
The World Health Organization launched a global movement on Nov. 10 that it says unites more than 240 organizations behind…
Syria is expanding polio vaccination and disease surveillance in Deir Ezzor governorate after two children aged six to 13 months…
Ebola has killed 5,198 people in Congo among 10,668 confirmed cases as of Nov. 3, the World Health Organization said…
A tax-free savings account lets Canadians 18 and older earn interest, dividends and gains without paying tax on them, up to a yearly limit that is $7,000 for 2026.
Premier Stephen McNeil apologized on Oct. 10, 2014 for the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children. A restorative inquiry reported five years later, in 2019.
The Bank of Canada’s first rate hike in over three years landed as GTA home sales fell 7.9% and housing starts slid, leaving buyers and builders cautious.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will press China’s Xi Jinping on foreign interference at next week’s APEC summit in Shenzhen and name a new ambassador soon.
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