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The ruling relates to a dispute over the 2011 tax year in which Spanish authorities failed to prove that the singer was a resident of Spain, the Madrid-based court said.

It's Day 5 of competition at the Milan Cortina Olympics, where Canada will be looking to add to the three medals it won coming into Wednesday.

From everyday personal care brands like Dove and L’Oréal to splurge-worthy finds from Dyson, Apple, and Smeg. Read on for our top picks from the Amazon Canada Prime Day 2025 sale.

As the trade war between the U.S. and Canada escalates, some restaurant owners are embracing their Canadian identity as a way to attract and keep customers.

As Canadians continue to look for ways to support businesses here at home, some restaurants are making it no secret how their allegiance lies with Canada.

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, September 29, 2019 with Mercedes Stephenson.

Canadian corporations avoided paying between $9.4 billion and $11.4 billion in taxes in 2014, according to the federal tax agency.

The wildfires have already claimed at least 76 lives, and the number of people missing jumped on Saturday to 1,276.

From Canadian politics to the Royal Family, a trove of leaked documents from an offshore law firm is casting a spotlight on some of the world's wealthiest people.

Offshore tax havens aren't illegal, but they can lead to illegal activity.

Over 13 million documents, dubbed the “Paradise Papers,” were leaked to the International Consortium of Journalists.

Carter Page tells the panel he had informed some members of the Trump campaign about the trip

Spectacular fireworks have lit up the skies in Hong Kong, Australia and elsewhere in Asia as revelers ring in 2018. A look at how people around the world are marking the end of the year:

The revenue agency is asking the Bank of Montreal, Royal Bank and Toronto-Dominion Bank for records of deposits, cheques and electronic funds transfers.

Donald Trump urged North Korea to make a deal, and also told Chinese President Xi Jinping to "fix the problem" of North Korea.

The results of the Canada Revenue Agency's review of a top Liberal fundraiser's use of offshore trusts may never be made public, Public Services and Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough confirmed this weekend.

The regional differences are staggering.

The Pandora Papers may not have a heavy focus on Canada but they shed more light on issues that are very familiar to the country's financial transparency advocates.

The Pandora Papers, made up of leaked financial documents, are identifying some of the richest and most powerful people in the world and how they move their money.

<p> Call the chauffeur: Paris' couture designers decree walking officially out PARIS - Walking, Paris' elite cadre of haute couture designers seems to have determined, is out — at least for the handful of women wealthy enough to fork out the price of a car for a single dress. Judging from the hobbling looks o</p>