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VANCOUVER - Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says risks from household debt and the housing market will be better addressed by the government’s recent policy moves, not by adjusting interes...
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NEW YORK - A 94-foot Norway spruce from the northern foothills of New York’s Catskill mountain range has been chosen as this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Organizers say the tr...
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TORONTO - B.C. Lions linebacker Solomon Elimimian and Ottawa Redblacks teammates Taylor Reed and Mossis Madu Jr. are the CFL’s top players for Week 17. Elimimian had 10 tackles and two sacks as ...
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MONTREAL - More than 10 years after being described as the “central figure” in an elaborate and lucrative sponsorship kickback scheme, a man once close to ex-prime minister Jean Chretien w...
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OTTAWA - An Ottawa police officer apologized to his family, the force and the Inuit community on Tuesday after pleading guilty to two Police Services Act charges in connection with online remarks he m...
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MIAMI - Ray Allen won championships in Boston and Miami, made one of the most memorable shots in NBA Finals history and has more 3-pointers than anyone who ever played in the league. More than two yea...
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OTTAWA - An indigenous member of Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s economic advisory council is taking issue with the federal government’s claims that First Nations agencies lack the capacit...
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SURREY, B.C. - Paul McCallum hadn’t touched a football since retiring when he answered his phone on Sunday. By Tuesday morning, he was back kicking with the B.C. Lions. The 46-year-old has rejoi...
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BUCHAREST, Romania - All night long, a cold wind howled around the gothic castle that inspired the Dracula legend, as a Canadian brother and sister became the first people to pass the night there in 7...
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EDMONTON – The Alberta government says its carbon plan will shrink the GDP in the short-term, but the province expects long-term growth. Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says estimates the ...
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