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Iran conflict has increased financial and energy market volatility: MacklemThe head of the Bank of Canada warns new players in global debt markets aren't as closely monitored as traditional banks, which could drive new risks in a period of uncertainty.EconomyMar 4
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The Bank of Canada says these are the 3 warning signs for mortgage defaultAs of November 2025, the report states that outstanding residential mortgage debt in Canada reached approximately $2.4 trillion.EconomyMar 4
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Bank of Canada orders tip manager XTM to halt payments as B.C. restaurants’ money missingThis comes after more people in the hospitality industry across B.C. are coming forward about tips disappearing from the third-party program that manages them.EconomyFeb 17
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AI may be killing entry-level jobs, Bank of Canada governor warnsBank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem said economic observers had expressed concern about 'over-investment and over-valuation as well as fears of job destruction' from AI.EconomyFeb 5
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Bank of Canada holds rates, says policy can’t make up for tariff ‘damage’The Bank of Canada held its overnight benchmark interest rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday after the Bank's first monetary policy meeting of 2026.EconomyJan 28
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The Bank of Canada’s 1st rate decision of 2026 is almost hereThe Bank of Canada is set to make its first interest rate announcement of the year amid a number of mixed economic signals about the state of how consumers are doing.EconomyJan 27
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Bank of Canada adds voice to central banks backing U.S. Fed amid DOJ probeCentral banks around the world, including the Bank of Canada, are voicing their support for the U.S. Federal Reserve after the U.S. DOJ launched a criminal investigation.WorldJan 13
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The Bank of Canada is ‘cautious’ heading into 2026, with all eyes on CUSMAThe Bank of Canada says it's staying 'cautious' heading into 2026 as uncertainty remains high with the global trade war, tariffs and a trade deal with the U.S. set for review.EconomyDec 23, 2025
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Canadian banks are preparing themselves for more bad loans this yearCanada's biggest banks have been setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars in case customers can't pay off their loans, including mortgages.EconomyFeb 26
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What does Canada’s reversal of a TikTok operations ban mean for users?While Canadians never lost access to the video-sharing app, the possibility has been on the table for years as concerns mounted surrounding TikTok.CanadaMar 11
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Best pillows in Canada for side, back & stomach sleepersSide, back, or stomach sleeper? Discover the best pillows in Canada from Endy, Silk & Snow, Hush and more for every sleep position, plus expert tips to choose the right one.The Curator5 hours
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Canada’s largest tumour bank moves to new state-of-the-art home in KingstonCanada’s largest tumour bank has moved to KHSC, consolidating 30 years of cancer samples under one roof to advance research and personalized treatment.HealthFeb 2
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Fake Bell Canada rep scams Ontario resident into sending money to U.S. bankThe Ontario Provincial Police said they were able to recover some funds from a 'tech service fraud' scam in which the scammer pretended to be from Bell Canada.CrimeFeb 24
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Canada blanks Czechs in men’s Olympic hockeyMacklin Celebrini headed to the net in the dying seconds of the first period.SportsFeb 12
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Team Canada hockey showdowns in numbers: A look back at milestone momentsCanada has a chance to make history with another gold medal game, while the men have their eyes on making it to another gold medal game on Sunday, potentially meeting the U.S.SportsFeb 19
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Canada falls 5-0 to U.S. in Olympic women’s hockeyA disjointed Canadian women's hockey team suffered its most lopsided loss to the United States in Olympic women's hockey Tuesday when the U.S. prevailed 5-0.SportsFeb 10
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Spooner makes her mark as Canada’s 13th forwardMany Canadians saw Natalie Spooner in tears when she was told by national team management she'd play hockey in her fourth Olympic Games.SportsFeb 7
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Poilievre won’t back MP’s claim Canada throwing anti-U.S. ‘hissy fit’Poilievre said Jamil Jivani 'speaks for himself' by claiming Canadians are throwing an 'anti-American hissy-fit' over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and sovereignty threats.PoliticsFeb 17
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Carney reaffirms Canada’s support for strikes on Iran ‘with regret’Carney said in Australia that the growing Middle East conflict 'is another example of the failure of the international order' and that Canada's support 'is not a blank cheque.'CanadaMar 3
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Archeologists on Sable Island uncover key evidence pointing to 1812 triple shipwreckParks Canada archeologists have uncovered a shipwreck on Sable Island believed to be the remains of a speedy Bermuda sloop that sank during the War of 1812.FeaturesMar 11