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Fight against mortgage fraud looks to CRA for help

Fight against mortgage fraud looks to CRA for help

CMHC wants to give lenders access to applicants' tax data so they cannot inflate declared income under new qualification rules
These are the two most unhappiest cities in Canada

These are the two most unhappiest cities in Canada

More than books available at renovated Kamloops library

More than books available at renovated Kamloops library

It's a new chapter for the downtown building
Three dead after arena ammonia leak in Fernie

Three dead after arena ammonia leak in Fernie

An apparent ammonia leak at an arena in Fernie has killed three workers who were repairing the refrigeration plant at the municipal ice rink.
Few immigrants settle outside cities

Few immigrants settle outside cities

"Canada is a big country," the websites of immigration consultants say. True, Canada covers almost ten million square kilometres. It's second in geographic size only to Russia.
Gov’t settles class action lawsuit by docs

Gov’t settles class action lawsuit by docs

The B.C. government will pay $7.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit launched 18 years ago on behalf of doctors who treated certain patients but were never paid by the government.
Softwood lumber deal set to expire

Softwood lumber deal set to expire

The Canada-U.S. Softwood Lumber Agreement expires on Oct. 12, nine years after it was last renewed.
Poll shows NDP gaining in B.C.

Poll shows NDP gaining in B.C.

While support for the federal Conservative Party continues to slip in British Columbia, the New Democratic Party is gaining further ground, Insights West announced Tuesday.
Sexualized culture of the military creates a hostile 'culture of misogyny'

Sexualized culture of the military creates a hostile 'culture of misogyny'

OTTAWA - Never mind the prospect of enemies on the battlefield - Canadian Forces soldiers face a hostile environment even among their own ranks, says a long-awaited review into sexual misconduct in the country's military.
New law will ensure some life sentences are for life: Harper

New law will ensure some life sentences are for life: Harper

TORONTO — The federal government will introduce new legislation to ensure that a life sentence means exactly that - a sentence for life without parole - Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday.