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Canadians are so alarmed by the red-hot housing market that many say they’d like to see the central bank raise the cost of borrowing to dampen demand for real…

Article content Canadians are so alarmed by the red-hot housing market that many say they’d like to see the central bank raise the cost of borrowing to dampen demand for real estate and stabilize prices. About 70 per cent of Canadians responding to a new Nanos Research poll conducted for Bloomberg News said the sharp increase in home prices was a major problem for the economy. Almost half were at least somewhat in favour of the Bank of Canada raising its overnight rate to slow the rise, even though such a move would also increase the cost of credit lines, credit cards and other debt.

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1 hour ago Yesterday was World Earth Day and, while it is certainly a good thing to be reminded of that fact by an animation on Google, the word 'day' in itself is problematic. Because what we need to do to actually stop and maybe even reverse the effects of the climate crisis is to make conscious changes now - and keep them forever. This doesn't have be as drastic as it sounds. In fact, when we asked seven experts in the field of sustainability for one realistic change that people should make right now, with the intention of developing that change into a lifelong habit, they actually came up...

Terrible things. >> there is a consequence to the words that the president of the united states united states speaks. >> laura: now, this is a narrative the left has tried to make stick since trump descended the golden escalator. so rather than debating policies that could perhaps reduce the sorts of heinous acts, they take the easy route. they hurl invective and poisonous charges of racism and xenophobia. they struggle to defend their own support of open borders, and that is because most americans don't agree with him on that issue. most americans reject the notion that you are a racist if yo...