Bank of Canada flags housing market risk in Toronto and Vancouver
The Bank of Canada warns surging prices in Vancouver and Toronto are outpacing fundamentals with self reinforcing expectations. Governor Poloz notes price trajectories could fall though no prediction is made, as debt levels rise and imbalances grow.
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Bank of Canada
Vancouver
Toronto
Stephen Poloz
Central Bank
Poloz
Canada
Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp
Bill Morneau
Morneau
Government rejects Senate change to C-14
The Trudeau government insists medical assistance in dying remain limited to near death Canadians and resists a Senate amendment expanding eligibility beyond terminal conditions. Justice Minister Wilson-Raybould warns the change upsets balance. Health Minister Philpott cautions against including mental illness cases. House of Commons will decide on the Senate amendments.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Senate
Justice
Jody Wilson-Raybould
Supreme Court
Wilson-Raybould
Jane Philpott
House of Commons
Philpott
Sentence Angers Victims In Stuckless Case At Toronto Court
In Toronto a judge sentenced Gordon Stuckless to six years after he pleaded guilty to 100 charges of sexually abusing 18 victims while working as a hockey coach and teacher. Victims and supporters shouted in court and outside, criticizing the lenient term and calling for reform.
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Toronto
Gordon Stuckless
Maple Leaf Gardens
Stuckless
Mara Greene
Gary Kruze
Martin
Canada
Ethics watchdog resumes Nigel Wright inquiry
Federal ethics commissioner Mary Dawson quietly restarts her probe into former Stephen Harper chief of staff Nigel Wright over his secret $90 000 payment to Senator Mike Duffy. The June 2016 restart follows a long scandal, with Duffy later cleared of charges and Wright not charged.
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Ottawa
Mary Dawson
Stephen Harper
Nigel Wright
Mike Duffy
Wright
RCMP
Duffy
Harper
Charles Vaillancourt
PMO
House of Commons
Report Calls for Transparency Law on Child Labour in Canada
World Vision Canada releases a report urging a national law requiring firms to report yearly on measures to prevent child labour in foreign factories supplying Canadian markets. It cites UK and California precedents and recommends a government working group to draft specifics.
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Ottawa
World Vision Canada
Canada
United Kingdom
California
U.S
Simon Lewchuk
Lewchuk
Labour
Kellie Leitch
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