Eye on the dome 1 a Andon Liberal show not over yet
The piece analyzes Liberal Party infighting in Canada, noting 60 percent opposition to a Liberal return in 2000. It outlines Jean Chrétien's plan to stay as leader until February 2004, the rise of Paul Martin, and loyalty lists amid party tension and calls for Martin’s leadership.
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Liberal Party
Jean Chretien
House of Commons
Paul Martin
Chretien
Senate
Manitoba
Rey Pagtakhan
Veterans Affairs
Winnipeg
Martin
Editorial on mortgage lenders and market trends
The piece argues big banks fiercely compete for mortgage market share, offering aggressive deals to win consumers. It highlights the shift to relationship banking, with borrowers often lured into additional products and services, and notes innovations like rapid approvals and flexible terms alongside a long-term decline in interest rates following the 9/11 crisis.
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North America
U.S. Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Mortgage Market Soars on Low Rates and Prime Variations
Analysts note rates at 40 year lows in the United States and Canada with prime drift, spurring a mortgage boom and real estate frenzy after September 11. Variable rate plans like Better than Prime entice borrowers, while five year fixed loans cost over 7 percent. Most economists expect rates to stay flat or rise gently through 2003, making variable mortgages attractive as insurance against future increases.
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United States
Canada
Cibc Mortgages
Bank of Canada
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Liberal Caucus
Quebec
J. Chretien
Mr. Chretien
Mr. Martin
Ottawa
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Editorial
MR. Johnson
Cain
Turner Report
Far Turners
Life Book of Real
Eure Obarar
Ussell
P.O. Box
Russell, Manitoba
Russell
Main Street
Chaloner Publishers
Econd
Ontario
Saskatchewe
Fina
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