Barclays, execs in U.K. court over fraud allegations + MORE Jul 3rd

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Huge offshore data leak reveals financial secrets of global elite — from the Queen to former PMs - CBC.ca + MORE Nov 5th

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Five ways to worry less about your investments with an all-in-one ETF + MORE Jan 24th

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Canadians of all income levels are panicked about house prices: pollPeople walk past new homes that are for sale in Oakville, Ont. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
OTTAWA — Feel like a house in your city is unaffordable? Apparently, you’re not alone.
A new poll suggests that just over two in five Canadians believe housing in this country is not affordable for them, a finding that cuts almost evenly across income levels.
The poll by EKOS Research appears even more bleak in some of Canada’s hottest housing markets, where only a small sliver of respondents said they believe homes are affordable.
The data closely lines up with more formal benchmarks the federal government uses to measure affordability, as well as other data about the cost of housing, whether purchased or rented.
READ: How Canada completely lost its mind over real estate
The Trudeau government has promised a national housing strategy to help Canadians find and afford suitable housing, part of a larger strategy to reduce poverty. But the poll suggests the government is also dealing with public fears about affordability…

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Deal marks first major Western energy investment since sanctions against Tehran were lifted

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Barclays and four of its former executives, including the ex-CEO, appeared in court in Britain on Monday on charges of conspiracy to commit fraud connected with efforts to raise funds from Qatar and avoid a bailout during the 2008 financial crisis.

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All 11 major S&P sectors were higher, topped by the financial index’s 0.78 per cent gain

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