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Canadian dollar recovers after strong GDP report - Vimarsana News

Canadian dollar recovers after strong GDP report

The Canadian dollar started the day with slight losses but recovered after Canada's GDP was stronger than expected. In the North American session, USD/CAD is u

Canadian insurance plans leave millions without drug coverage: report - Vimarsana News

Canadian insurance plans leave millions without drug coverage: report

About 7.5 million Canadians have to pay out-of-pocket because they are uninsured, and may cover these costs by "borrowing money or trading off food, heat, rent or other health care expenses."

Canadian insurance plans leave millions without drug coverage: report - Vimarsana News

Canadian insurance plans leave millions without drug coverage: report

About 7.5 million Canadians have to pay out-of-pocket because they are uninsured, and may cover these costs by "borrowing money or trading off food, heat, rent or other health care expenses."

With chicken prices the highest in Canada, B.C. group pushes back against proposed hike - Vimarsana News

With chicken prices the highest in Canada, B.C. group pushes back against proposed hike

Restaurants Canada said the price hike proposed by the B.C. Chicken Marketing Board would raise the cost of chicken for consumers by 10 per cent on average.

It's not a scam! Statistics Canada confirms they are doing door-to-door surveys after some residents were left confused - Vimarsana News

It's not a scam! Statistics Canada confirms they are doing door-to-door surveys after some residents were left confused

A Toronto resident was left concerned after they gave their name and number to a person who said they were a Statistics Canada employee.