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Declined for a much-needed loan or credit card? There are other options Sep 21st
Unlike the major banks and payday lenders in Canada, the alternative lending market is less directly regulated, and that can expose consumers to greater risks when borrowing, Lesley-Anne Scorgie writes..... More »
Fed, other central banks set joint liquidity operation - Reuters.com + MORE Mar 19th
Fed, other central banks set joint liquidity operation Reuters.comCoordinated Central Bank Action to Enhance the Provision of U.S. Dollar Liquidity Bank of CanadaFed and Five Central Banks Announce Move to Boost Dollar Funding Yahoo Canada FinanceFed, BoE, BoJ, ECB S.... More »
Market outlook: Stock prices have started rising—will the good vibes last? + MORE Aug 26th
Is the investment climate shifting and becoming more positive? The short answer: In my view, it’s a good possibility—even a likely one.
In mid-July, I started to think the markets were turning a corner. At that time, companies were just beginning to report second-quarter earnings. While.... More »
The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2026 + MORE Mar 16th
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Canada's Big 5 bank CEOs pay rises 6.5% to $54M in 2018 Mar 14th
The chief executives of Canada's five largest banks collectively earned roughly $63.2 million in total compensation during the 2018 financial year, up about 12 per cent from the previous year..... More »
A picture taken on October 26, 2017 shows rockets being launched from Iraqi security forces’ against Kurdish Peshmerga positions in the area of Faysh Khabur, which is located on the Turkish and Syrian borders in the Iraqi Kurdish autonomous region. (AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images)In the pre-dawn hours of Oct. 20, convoys of armoured vehicles, some of them belonging to the Iraqi army, others to Iranian-backed Shia militias, converged on Altun Kopri, a town straddling the banks of the Little Zab River in northern Iraq, less than 50 km south of the Kurdistan Region’s capital, Erbil.
The Iraqis, armed with U.S.-supplied weapons including M1A1 Abrams tanks, artillery pieces, mortars and assault rifles, were a formidable force. Less than two weeks earlier, they had delivered a death blow to the so-called Islamic State’s presence in Iraq, routing its fighters from its last major stronghold in Hawija.
The fighters, some of them trained by U.S. special forces, others by Iran’s notorious Revolutionary Guard Corps, were now turning their sights on a new enemy—their one-time allies in the war on ISIS, Iraq’s Kurds…
