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Tougher mortgage rules to cut down default risks
Ottawa has tightened the rules for obtaining a government-backed mortgage, as it casts an eye towards expected future interest rate increases and the risks those pose for Canadian homeowners.16Feb/10Off
Harper touts military purchases for helping Haiti
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Tuesday Canada's massive relief effort in earthquake-ravaged Haiti is evidence that the country is now a "major actor" when it comes to offering aid to victims of natural disasters.16Feb/10Off
Northern Alberta community loses landmark
On Tuesday, fire ripped through the Fort Chipewyan Lodge, causing the 23-year-old building to burn to the ground.16Feb/10Off
Retirees flip out over Olympics
Residents at a local retirement community find a spirited way to celebrate the Olympics, Shrove Tuesday and International Pancake day in one unique event.16Feb/10Off
City to review Twilight Afterhours licence
Edmonton officials are asking for a review of the licence for the Twilight Afterhours club, after a man was killed outside the club around 8 a.m. Monday.16Feb/10Off
Alberta OK’s more surgeries to cut wait times
Alberta says it will reduce surgery wait times, starting with approval for 2,230 additional surgeries and non-surgical procedures between now and the end of March.16Feb/10Off
Average Canadian household debt reaches $96,000
The average Canadian family's household debt rose to $96,000 last year, a new study says. Debt-to-income levels rose to 145 per cent - the highest level ever recorded in the study, which has run annually for 11 years.16Feb/10Off
Blaze destroys Fort Chipewyan Lodge
A landmark in the northern Alberta community of Fort Chipewyan was engulfed in flames on Tuesday.16Feb/10Off
Future of after-hours bar dicey after rash of violence
On the heels of a Monday morning homicide, the city's bylaw enforcement office is compiling information that could see the business licence of Twilight Lounge revoked.16Feb/10Off