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‘Don’t bogart that joint’: Early sales show there’s not enough legal pot to go around
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Canada’s haunting income divide, stark number by stark number
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If you’re still alive in 2037, the Canadian dollar could still be worth just 75¢
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Luxury housing market set to revive in Vancouver (where luxury and price don’t always match)
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You can’t handle the truth: A few views of the ugly stock market
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Jack Nicholson is shown in the 1992 film A Few Good Men. Courtesy of the Everett Collection
Hydro One made the Ontario Tories a laughingstock. But the stock’s laughing
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How the mighty have fallen: Where Canada’s housing market now ranks in the world
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Hoser losers: Everyone’s dissing the Toronto stock market and Canadian dollar
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Alberta oil cuts could knock the Bank of Canada off course
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Notley’s oil supply cuts to put 'serious dent’ in Canada’s economic growth
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Summit may mark ‘new low’ for G20 and ‘false dawn’ for markets as Trump, Xi dine
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Naive investors may be spending thousands on frothy pot stocks, OSC warns
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David Rosenberg’s ‘10 reasons to hate the loonie’ (and some from JPMorgan, but only into 2019)
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Thanks for the bailout, but bye now: GM’s Oshawa shutdown a hit to economy, a $300-million blow to incomes
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The ‘drip-drip-drip’ toll of the oil calamity on Canada’s economy
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Still loonie after all these years: Canadian dollar will still be impaired two years from now, CIBC says
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Be warned: There’s ‘already pain’ as rate hikes bite harder and faster than normal
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Depreciation, appreciation and constipation: Three themes in today’s federal fiscal update
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Viewer discretion advised: Contains frightening scenes of Canadian household debt
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A house at 300 Dudley Ave. in North York, Ont., recently sold for more than $400,000 over asking.
BMO’s 2019 Toronto stock market outlook: The best case, the base case and the basket case
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From stagnation to slim gains: Canadian housing markets in 2019
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I have promises to keep (and miles to go before I stop blaming the Liberals): The fiscal crucibles of Doug Ford
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From sex-ed to housing: Just imagine a Canadian version of the new Monopoly for Millennials
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Roll out the barrel: Canada will soon ship a pipeline’s worth of oil by rail and truck
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How the mini and maxi oil shocks could hit Canada’s economy, interest rates and loonie
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Economist David Rosenberg scolds Bank of Canada for ‘temerity’ on rate hikes
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The priciest to cheapest housing markets per square foot, from (gasp) downtown Vancouver to (sigh) Moncton
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Trump’s post-election shackles could hobble the Canadian dollar
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How today’s midterms could move tomorrow’s markets: Three scenarios (and only one is pain-free)
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Why Statistics Canada should keep its hands off our banking records
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Can the Toronto stock market stage a ‘monster rally’ by year-end? BMO thinks it just might
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How your 2019 raise will compare with inflation (on a scale of ‘distressing’ to ‘bearable’)
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‘A sad truth’: How interest rates could jump again just in time for holiday shopping
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The ‘frankly astonishing’ lost decade on the Toronto stock market. (Now, if you’d bought a house in 2008 …)
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You ain’t seen n-n-nothin’ yet: Stock market stress could intensify if ‘real money investors’ capitulate
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How vulnerable is your housing market? Check out this cool-to-hot heat map of 15 Canadian cities
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