Flaws found in mortgage rule changes in Canada
The Conversation reports on Chrystia Freeland's Sept changes to insured mortgages raising the cap to 1.5 million and extending amortization to 30 years for new builds and all homes. The edits aim to broaden access, yet affordability remains uncertain amid high debt and potential price shifts.
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Debates 2024 Split Opinions Draw Said in Retrospect
Political commentator Michael Taube argues the September 10 Harris Trump debate was a draw and challenges the view that Harris won. He notes Trump underperformed and faced moderator bias, while Harris faded late but overall kept a steady tempo.
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Letters policy note for Chronicle Journal
The Chronicle Journal urges diversity of views in letters with priority given to concise original submissions under 300 words. Authors should keep letters exclusive to the paper and cite page and date for any articles mentioned. Email letters to chroniclejournal.com with no attachments.
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