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Canadian dollar at lowest level since 2003

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The Canadian dollar is teetering at its lowest level since 2003. It's being dragged down by collapsing oil prices.
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Pain at the petrol pumps for motorists despite oil prices tumbling

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The theory of cheap oil for the motorist. How does it work – or does it? Tumbling prices and a global glut but not at the pumps. Percentage price drops have not been matched on the forecourts leaving individuals and businesses reaping no...
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Should gas prices be cheaper?

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A new report says gas prices in Canada should be lower, no matter where you live.
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Brent crude oil price falls to 11-year low

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Brent crude fell to its lowest price for more than 11 years on Monday, plunging to $36.05 a barrel before recovering slightly. It came as the global oversupply continued its onslaught and amid speculation that producers were going to...
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Falling oil prices wreak havoc in Venezuela

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The tumbling oil price has had a catastrophic effect in Venezuela, which has the dubious privilege of having the world’s highest inflation. The value of oil revenues can be seen in OPEC’s figures: they account for roughly 95 percent of...
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What comes after oil?

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Pedro Antunes of the Conference Board has some ideas for weaning Canada off oil
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Crude oil prices plunge to fresh 7-year lows

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Crude oil prices hit fresh seven-year lows on Friday as the International Energy Agency warned that global oversupply could worsen in the New Year. The IEA, which advises developed nations on energy, also said in its monthly report that...
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Food prices to rise

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Renee Filippone explains why inflation at the grocery store has been high this year and will continue in 2016
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Canada tightens mortgage rules

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Aim is to cool Toronto and Vancouver real estate markets without causing hardship in rest of Canada
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White House reacts to inflation rate increasing

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An analysis says President Trump's tariffs would raise prices by almost 2.1% in the short run, costing the typical middle-class household more than $2,800 per year. (Scripps News)
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What cheaper versions of Ozempic will mean for B.C.'s diabetics

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In January 2026, the Canadian patent for Ozempic will expire, paving the way for cheap generic versions of the semaglutide injections that help regulate blood sugar levels and appetite. Dr. Tom Elliott, medical director at B.C. Diabetes,...
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Car sales in Alberta reach 7-year high in May despite higher prices

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Strong sales numbers at a Calgary Ford dealership in the first half of 2025 came as a surprise, given anxiety around the ongoing trade war. Economists suggest people are rushing to buy before tariffs drive prices even higher.
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Fed's Delay Sparks Global Sell-Off

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As markets plunge and economic fears rise, investors speculate the Fed might cut rates urgently.
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Bank of Canada drops key interest rate to 4.5%, hints more cuts coming

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The Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate to 4.5 per cent Wednesday — its second rate cut since June. Governor Tiff Macklem says if inflation continues to drop, ‘it is reasonable to expect further cuts.’
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Lower interest rates don’t lure buyers back to housing market

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The Bank of Canada lowered its key interest rate in June, but the latest data shows the move didn’t do much to bring home buyers back to the market because prices have remained so high.
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Interest rate drop isn't luring buyers back to housing market

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The Bank of Canada lowered its key interest rate in June, but the latest data shows the move didn’t do much to bring home buyers back to the market because prices have remained so high.
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Biden reaffirms commitment to stay in presidential race

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Biden concluded the third and final day of the NATO summit with a fiery speech defending his decision to stay in the US presidential race
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A Winnipeg dietitian shares tips on how to spend less at the grocery store

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Dietitian Janine LaForte, who owns Real Life Nutrition, shares tips to help Canadians lower their food bills. That includes shopping for foods you know will be eaten, buying and cooking in bulk, shopping for discounted foods, and using...
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Iran presidential debate: Economy, inflation key issues raised by voters

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The two candidates hoping to become Iran's next president hold their final debate ahead of Friday's run-off election.
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Grill Green: How To Throw An Eco-Friendly BBQ This July 4th

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The Good Charcoal Company offers eco-friendly, chemical-free charcoal sourced from Namibian acacia wood, promoting sustainable grilling practices nationwide.
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Biden administration pushes to make housing more affordable

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Biden administration pushes to make housing more affordable
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Iranian voters divided on whether elections will address pressing economic concerns

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The strained economy in Iran is what concerns many voters on the eve of the presidential election.
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How to shop for nutritious food on a budget

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CBC Manitoba’s Shannah-Lee Vidal finds out how much grocery prices have been rising in Winnipeg, and gets tips for eating healthy on a budget.
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Asia weather: Hot summer & drought reduce harvests, increase prices

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Disappointing harvests for coffee farmers in Vietnam. Al Jazeera looks at how far climate change is to blame.