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By Beth Buczynski THE ASSOCIATED PRESS We all make New Year’s resolutions, but let’s be honest: Most are wishful thinking. By February, that “lose 20 pounds” […]

CBC News Two seismic events wreaked havoc on homes in a small village northwest of Edmonton late Monday night. The 2.0 magnitude quakes happened around 11:45 p.m, […]

Ross McLaughlin and Sandra Hermiston, CTV Vancouver Collision damage is often covered when you use your credit card to rent a vehicle. But if you use […]

As 2017 comes to a close, the Canadian economy is on track to record its fastest pace of growth since 2011 thanks to strong consumer spending […]

TORONTO _ New stricter mortgage rules are expected to slow the housing market next year, but prices are still expected to rise about five per cent, […]

Expanding preclearance will enable faster travel between Canada and the United States, provide access to more American airports, bolster trade, better protect our rights and increase security. Today, the […]

Source: IBC Ontario’s Police Leaders want motorists to Lock it OR Lose it when it comes to their vehicles and valuables. The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police […]

http://bc-injury-law.com/ Reasons for judgement were published this week by the BC Supreme Court, Victoria Registry, assessing fault for a collision involving a cyclist and a motorist. […]

Canada’s national housing agency said Wednesday that the 47 per cent decline in the country’s insured mortgage market year-over-year in the third quarter is the “new […]

Excerpted article was written by Daniel Newman Truth be told, the insurance industry has never been much of a leader when it comes to technology. But finally […]

Irish Examinar Young adults’ willingness to share personal information with others online could be putting them at greater risk of fraud, a report warns. While older […]

By Craig Wong THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ When Doug Hoyes had his credit card information stolen, fraudsters used it to pay for three taxi rides […]