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Central 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.

Whether you’re a parent running low on ideas and looking for inspiration, or scrambling for a last-minute gift for a niece or nephew, we’ve got you.

Bring on the crows and candelabras. Whether you go full throttle for all of October or just stack a few Scandi-leaning gourds on your front stoop, it’s never too late to celebrate.

From hallway lighting to shoe benches and more, read on discover easy, stylish ways to transform your hallway into a welcoming, clutter-free space.

Transform your backyard into a home entertaining paradise this summer with these ideas.

Summer camping plans? If you’re new to sleeping outdoors, no need to rough it. Opt for these must-haves and tips and camping may soon become one of your fave summer holiday plans.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the time for diplomacy had passed and that the U.S. had “crossed a very big red line.”

Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford's campaign is trying to frame Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie as the expensive option for premier. Her campaign says that's actually Ford.

With 10 days until Ontario voters head to the polls for a winter election, a major debate between the leaders of the province’s four main political parties is underway in Toronto.

It's time to get serious about upgrading your office space. 

Over the next 28 days, Ontario's major political parties and their leaders will tour the province pitching for votes and outlining their visions for the future.

Many celebrities' homes were directly in the path of the multiple fires ravaging Los Angeles.

The U.S. government said Thursday that an inflation gauge closely watched by the Federal Reserve has dropped to near pre-pandemic levels.

BERLIN - The German and Italian leaders issued a new pledge to protect the eurozone, while the influential eurogroup chairman was quoted Sunday as saying that officials have no time to lose and will decide in the coming days what measures to take.

BERLIN - U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and his German counterpart stressed the need for co-ordinated action Monday in the face of the eurozone debt crisis and faltering global growth, but left open what joint steps Europe and the United States would take to shore up the world economy in the coming months.

BRUSSELS - After 18 disappointing summits since the start of the debt crisis, Europe's leaders appeared Friday to have finally come up with quick fixes and long-term plans that show they are serious about restoring confidence in their currency union.

BRUSSELS - After 18 disappointing summits since the start of the debt crisis, Europe's leaders appeared Friday to have finally come up with quick fixes and long-term plans that show they are serious about restoring confidence in their currency union.

BANGKOK - World stock markets rose Friday amid expectations that central banks will act to prevent the outcome of Greece's election this weekend from destabilizing the global economy.

The French finance minister said Friday that Standard & Poor's had stripped the nation of its top-notch credit rating, again throwing Europe's ability to fight off its debt crisis into doubt.