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Posted: May 24, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 24 Customers frustrated by bank fee hikes during pandemic | Go Public The National12 hours ago 2:05 Several customers of Canada’s big banks reached out to Go Public with frustrations about increased bank fees during the pandemic. The fee increases come after each of the big five banks reported billions in profit for this year's first quarter.2:05
Posted: May 18, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 18 Bhupendra and Anila Narsey allege the bank lost their RSPs. Another man raised similar concerns last year and has since filed a lawsuit. TD denies the allegations.(Submitted by Bhupendra and Anila Narsey)
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Article content OTTAWA — The Liberal government is attempting to fix its own law against publishing false information about a political figure to influence an election after an Ontario judge ruled it violated the Charter’s right to free expression. Canada has had an election misinformation law for many decades, but until recently it required that a person “knowingly” make or publish a false statement about a political figure with the intention of affecting an election result. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Liberals use budget bill to ...
TORONTO -- Canada's big banks offered payment deferral plans last year for mortgages, loans and credit cards, but now that those programs have ended some have started raising their service charges. “Why are they squeezing the little guy in arguably one of the worst times we have seen in a long time," said Todd Robinson of Springwater, Ont. Robinson has banked with TD most of his life and said he was shocked to get a letter last month showing banking fees for his preferred chequing account were set to increase. Instead of keeping $2,000 in his account to avoid transaction fees of $1....