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This Month's Double Back To Back Issue Covering Periods Of May-June 2013 Is Out, Read It While It's Hot Off The Press!
Slashing interest rates and printing wads of money may have saved the global economy from catastrophe, but taking back all the monetary candy opens the world to new risks, the Bank of Canada warns in a research paper.
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Julian Beltrame, The Canadian Press
Published Wednesday, May 15, 2013 11:23AM EDT
OTTAWA -- Slashing interest rates and printing wads of money may have saved the global economy from catastrophe, but taking back all the monetary candy opens the world to new risks, the Bank of Canada warns in a research paper.
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A Competition Bureau case against the Toronto Real Estate Board, which represents many of the city's and region's realtor, has been rejected by a federal tribunal. The high-profile case had argued that web-based realtors should be allowed greater access to the data in TREB's MLS system.
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TORONTO, March 20, 2013 -- In light of a proposal to cap the Toronto Land Transfer Tax, being considered by the City of Toronto’s Executive Committee today, the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) is restating its strong belief that this tax should be phased-out.
