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Bank of Canada holds key rate as Macklem downplays recession talk

Bank of Canada holds key rate as Macklem downplays recession talk
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady for a fifth consecutive decision on Wednesday as it tries to support a turbulent economy without letting prices rise unchecked.

Bank of Canada holds key rate as Macklem downplays recession talk

'In our blood': Canada's booming Latin American community warms up for World Cup

'In our blood': Canada's booming Latin American community warms up for World Cup
When Ramon Pelayo moved to Canada from Mexico about eight years ago, he had no idea he'd end up cutting hair a short walk away from a World Cup venue.

'In our blood': Canada's booming Latin American community warms up for World Cup

Artificial intelligence 'promising and problematic' for courts, chief justice says

Artificial intelligence 'promising and problematic' for courts, chief justice says
Chief Justice Richard Wagner says artificial intelligence is proving to be both promising and problematic for Canadian courtrooms.

Artificial intelligence 'promising and problematic' for courts, chief justice says

Ksi Lisims LNG signs benefit agreements with First Nations

Ksi Lisims LNG signs benefit agreements with First Nations
The lead developer of the Ksi Lisims liquefied natural gas project planned for the West Coast has announced benefit agreements with three First Nations in northern British Columbia. 

Ksi Lisims LNG signs benefit agreements with First Nations

Three arrested over alleged online drug sales to teens in Mission, B.C.

Three arrested over alleged online drug sales to teens in Mission, B.C.
Three people have been arrested in British Columbia's Fraser Valley after a months-long investigation into an operation allegedly selling illicit drugs directly to youth in the area.

Three arrested over alleged online drug sales to teens in Mission, B.C.

In first official speech, Gov. Gen. Arbour calls on Canadians to learn from diversity

In first official speech, Gov. Gen. Arbour calls on Canadians to learn from diversity
Extreme polarization and consensus are dangerous and a better country can only be built through the "peaceful management" of our differences, Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour said Monday in her first speech as the King's representative in Canada.

In first official speech, Gov. Gen. Arbour calls on Canadians to learn from diversity