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On Tuesday, the federal government pledged $6-billion to tackle Canada’s housing crisis. That came on the heels of another announcement of $15-billion

The Ithaca Common Council recently discussed a new short-term rental policy, which includes several changes from the previous policy that was presented to the public in November 2023. The changes

Suffolk Building Society has reduced the interest cover ratio (ICR) for basic-rate and nil rate taxpayers on its buy to let and holiday let mortgages. Those in these lower-rate tax bands will now be stress tested against a new 125% ICR assessment. The current 145% ICR on the stress rate will remain in place for

Clinicians advocate for an at-parity approach to biosimilars, in which they, their patients, and the local market would have the freedom to choose the product that best suits their needs.

Global News and 680 CJOB spoke with four Manitobans about their priorities, what they are happy to see and what they think is missing on provincial budget day.

Xiaomi's foray into EVs reflects China's push towards electric and hybrid vehicles, aiming for a greener automotive future.

After a Colorado board that reviews prescription drug prices deemed the medicine Enbrel unaffordable, the arthritis drug's maker filed a lawsuit.

A spike in demand and policy failure has led to a record low vacancy rate and record high rents. As Canadian renters’ bill of rights will not change that equation

Justin Trudeau said in an announcement Wednesday that the new reforms will "make the playing field fairer for renters," as homeownership continues to be out of reach for many.

If elected, Yee would be first woman to become California’s governor. She was born in San Francisco to Chinese immigrant parents.