Новости за 20.01.2016

Bank of Canada Governor held rates steady on Wednesday

Britain and Japan’s benchmark indexes plummet on Wednesday

Refugee-placement agencies in Toronto, Vancouver and Ottawa have had difficulty coping with the large number of Syrians escaping civil war and terrorism in their own country and have asked the government to give them a few days to deal with the surge before sending more people

Poloz’s attempt to calm the waters was ill-timed

Hollywood actor was recognized for leadership on global climate change

Some 24 ongoing audits to continue, while five organizations that had charitable status revoked invited to appeal

Toys from the movie franchise are ‘the number-one property’ in the industry during the year, a retail research group said

Stars of new film recall how a stunt on first day of shooting went wrong

Const. Forcillo is facing charges of second-degree murder and attempted murder in the July, 2013, death of Sammy Yatim

Signs of immediate help are hard to find

Acting veterans discuss displaying their nude 'old bodies' in their new film

‘This idea of transition costs, and how do you manage that, is one of the big challenges at the individual level that people are really wrestling with’

‘This idea of transition costs, and how do you manage that, is one of the big challenges at the individual level that people are really wrestling with’

Movie star Jamie Foxx says he did what anyone would do when he jumped into action and saved a young man from the burning wreckage of his car.

Justin Trudeau spoke about Canada's diversity as a source of economic talent and creativity at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

Rob Carrick weighs in on the BoC's decision to hold rates steady

John Sainsbury is professor emeritus of history, Brock University

Greek court annuls governement’s decision last year to revoke Eldorado Gold’s mining license

The plan drafted by city staff would lower the cost of the subway project by having fewer stations – one stop instead of three – by running the train directly from Kennedy station to Scarborough Town Centre and then stopping

It’s time to pay closer attention to the unemployment rate

Oland was found guilty in December of killing Richard Oland in his Saint John, N.B., office in July 2011

The gas giant is thought to be almost as big as Neptune and orbiting billions of miles beyond Neptune’s path

The Copa America Centenario will kick off June 3, meaning the five-time world player of the year will not have the best of preparations ahead of Argentina’s opening game

Gordon, who was banned for a year in February for multiple violations of the league’s substance abuse policy, formally asked Commissioner Roger Goodell to allow him back, according to a source

Teacher has published book for Syrian refugee children arriving in Windsor