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TSX closes higher on final day of difficult year for the market Dec 31st
Canada's main stock index closed higher along with U.S. markets on the final day of trading of what has been a difficult year for stocks..... More »
Can an estate contribute to an RESP account? Dec 20th
Can money left in a will to be put in a trust fund for a child under 18 be put into an RESP?—Paula
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The Calgary Flames dig a deeper hole in arena debate
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Flames president Ken King speaks on Friday to reporters about the team’s position on a new arena deal THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntoshIn the long battle of hearts and minds over how many taxpayer money should go into a pro-sports arena, Calgary Flames CEO Ken King and the club owners aren’t doing much to help themselves. They’ve set themselves on fire without prompting many people to react with concern, with their threat earlier this week to walk away from negotiations. And they brought along Gary Bettman, the league’s polarizing, strong-arming commissioner to bolster their arguments the city needed to kick in more money. It’s a bit like having Ted Nugent headline your folk festival.
Calgary city council and Mayor Naheed Nenshi responded Friday by revealing details of their financial proposal—$130 million in capital grants, $30 million in land and $25 million to tear down the Saddledome, 34 years old and soon to be the NHL’s oldest venue. The club’s owners would put up a matching $185 million, with the same amount coming from a ticket surcharge…
