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BIS warns economies are approaching ‘tipping point’ where high inflation becomes entrenched
Countries around the world are facing a dangerous cocktail of high inflation, slowing economic growth and heightened financial vulnerabilities, the Bank for International Settlements warned in its annual report
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It might be time to admit we just don’t know that much about inflation
Ian McGugan
Ian McGugan
Securities
Ford government’s appointment of Heather Zordel as OSC chair prompts resignations
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Sun Life Financial Inc. and Manulife Financial Corp. will add new travel benefits to their employee group health plans to cover the cost of out-of-state travel for legal abortions

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The risk of a higher inflation era requires strong and decisive action
Agustin Carstens
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Buying Freedom Mobile from Rogers would transform Montreal-based Quebecor into a national wireless platform
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Canadian dollar strengthens, benchmark yields slips
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Ford government’s appointment of Heather Zordel as OSC chair prompts resignations
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Technology

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U.S. congressional panel calls for crackdown after ‘meme-stock’ saga
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The principal residence exemption isn’t fair to renters and should be reconsidered
As the ranks of Canadian renters increase steadily, and the wealth chasm between owners and tenants grows ever wider, is a tax exemption on the sale of principal properties fair?

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