Новости за 12.09.2016

The government should create a new review body (or bodies) able to scrutinize the work of the security and intelligence community

Karma loves politics, and the electoral monster unleashed in 2010 may come back to bite the populist Republican movement

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Samsung will invest $100-million to $300-million in HP through open market purchases once the deal is through

Brent, WTI prices down by over 1.5 per cent

European stocks on course for biggest loss since June; German Bund yields hit highest since Brexit vote

Comments ripple through stocks, bonds, currencies

Banks are exploring partnerships with fintech firms to gain the technology that could expand the lending landscape

The Ontario government has committed an additional $25-million

Other bidders in the auction for the wealth-management firm include independent Raymond James

The oblong, 16,000-square-metre building, constructed at a cost of $69-million, is a key pillar of the Toronto university’s attempt to align higher education more closely with the business world

A system that provided direct funding – income support – to people and families struggling to afford rent would be well within federal capacity

Canadian farmers are worried a carbon tax will undercut their ability to compete with farmers around the world without actually protecting the environment

Watching my daughter get behind the wheel brings back memories of when I began driving

North Korea is ready to conduct an additional nuclear test at any time, South Korea’s Defence Ministry said on Monday, three days after the reclusive North’s fifth test drew widespread condemnation

Food Secure Canada report is the first comprehensive study of its kind to compile and analyze the effect of high food prices in province’s northern First Nations communities

Intoxicated pilots in the cockpit may well be rare. Yet Canada’s laws (or lack thereof) make verifying this claim difficult

Kelly Reichardt’s Certain Woman and Alanis Obomsawin’s We Can’t Make the Same Mistake Twice tackle important subjects that will have viewers dabbing away tears

Fans out in force to greet stars of "Sing", "Loving", "The Promise" and "Denial" premieres at 41st Toronto International Film Festival

Chrétien ally Corriveau, 83, alleged to have made $8-million from kickbacks on sponsorship program contracts

Mr. Sajjan said he is concerned that despite having “robust” mandates and rules of engagement to act, peacekeepers from some countries have failed to intervene in cases in which civilians have been attacked

Many empty condos in Vancouver are off the market, but the city is divided over what is the best solution

Dentons hires former PM, whose work will dovetail with the global business-consulting practice he launched after leaving office

Call follows Globe investigation that revealed real estate speculators are suspected of dodging taxes by classifying multiple homes as principal residences

Panel’s bungling makes it harder to predict whether the Energy East decision will come dangerously close to a federal election