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Four lessons about living through bad times for bonds
We’ve had scares like this before in the bond market and they’re melted away amid continued economic sluggishness. Everyday investors should mind these four lessons about living through bad times for bonds.
As spending audit lands, five questions about reforming or abolishing the Senate
Life sentence for man who pleaded guilty to killing 73-year-old roommate: police
Canada’s railroads confront market gravity: Stocks go down, too
Two CN trains pass a rail intersection in North Vancouver, on May 10, 2012.
Manitoba kids in care struggle in school; less than one-third graduate: study
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Smith inches closer to spot at Pan Am Games after 800-metre win at Harry Jerome
Canadian banks play minimal role in CPPIB-GE financing
The corner of Bay Street and Adelaide streets in the heart of Toronto’s financial district.
House appropriators release bill that reduces spending at EPA and prevents enactment of rules
Peterborough constable charged in sex assault on 40-year-old woman
AC Milan midfielder Giacomo Bonaventura called up to Italy squad for crucial Croatia clash
Olympic boxing body AIBA fires executive director Kim after 8 years, no reason specified
Titans sign centre Fernando Velasco, place cornerback Brandon Harris on injured reserve
Hate crime dropped 17 per cent between 2012 and 2013, police say
Buoyed by more fan support, Bucks hope momentum from surprising carries over to a new arena
New anti-terror bill might avert shootings like Edmonton: public safety minister
Rafael Soriano agrees to minor league deal with Cubs, would get $4.1 million deal in majors
US indexes open higher, led by gains in the energy sector as the price of crude oil climbs
Manitoba children in care not considered 'human:' First Nations advocate
Blacks fades to black as it plans to shutter all 59 stores in Canada by August
Winnipeg man arrested on terrorism suspicion remains in custody
Pope criticizes 'novel' Madonna visions as decision nears on Bosnia's Medjugorje shrine
Polish prosecutors investigate publication of secret files from probe into illegal taping
Juventus signs Germany midfielder Sami Khedira on a free from Real Madrid on 4-year contract
Energy industry group sees slower pace of oil output amid price plunge
Newspaper: Taxpayer tab on proposed St. Louis stadium reaches $3 million
Canada can help end child marriage in Bangladesh
Belkis, 15 years old, holds her one-year-old son in her mother’s house which she returned to after the husband she was married to at age 13 abandoned her.
Germany to get new air defence system, 4 new battleships for nearly $8.9 billion
Chinese national gets 30 years for shooting Long Island police officer while fleeing break-in
Toronto FC forward Sebastian Giovinco takes MLS honour for second week in a row
The Dramatists Guild Fund releases some of its filmed conversations will theatre heavyweights
Grain mixed, livestock higher
'Kingsman: The Secret Service' among new DVD releases for June 7-13
Beal, Faried, Ibaka, Dieng to play in NBA's first game in Africa on Aug. 1 in Johannesburg
No parking at many Pan Am Games venues; free public transit with event tickets
Coach Luis Enrique agrees new Barca contract through 2017 after winning treble in 1st season
Blacks Photography falls victim to digital industry
A Black's Photography store in Toronto's Eaton Centre
Three top stock picks from Sprung Investment’s Michael Sprung
Michael Sprung is president of Sprung Investment Management Inc.
Westbrook Frames, NBA team up for luxury glasses series that features 7 teams
Canada: America’s frustrated trade partner
Packaged meat is seen at a grocery store Tuesday, May 19, 2015 in Montreal. Canada has filed a request to impose more than $3 billion a year in tariffs on the United States in the latest move in an ongoing trade dispute.The Canadian government has asked the World Trade Organization to authorize the punitive measures on a range of American goods.
Suspect in Edmonton police shooting identified as man wanted for hate crimes
Police and utilities providers at the scene on Tuesday June 9, 2015 where Cst. Dan Woodall was shot and killed overnight in Edmonton, Alberta.
Melissa Rivers is funny and affectionate saluting her legendary mother in 'The Book of Joan'
Mexico soccer probe targets coach Herrera, 2 players over partisan tweets on election day
Nova Scotia mother suing province over son’s jail death from methadone overdose
Joey Benjamin, a Methadone addict holds the drugs he is addicted to in the kitchen of his home in Kingston, NS. Benjamin is on social assistance and a Methadone addict try to get help for their addiction. In his hands are Methadone, a syringe, and Dilaudid. Twenty-three-year-old Clayton Cromwell was found unresponsive in his cell in the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility in Halifax on April 7, 2014 after dying of a methadone overdose.
'Drones' by Muse among new CD releases for the week of June 9
Correction:SNC-Lavalin, Aecon consortium preferred proponent for Toronto project
New national strategy aims to help Canadians understand, manage finances
UN experts: No country reports violations of Iran arms embargo, possibly a political decision
Canadian oil industry faces decade of slowing growth
Pumpjacks at work pumping crude oil near Halkirk, Alta., are seen in this file photo.
Having senators sign blank travel-claim forms standard practice: Duffy staffer
Mike Duffy's former executive assistant Melanie Mercier testifies at the suspended Senator's trial in Ottawa, Monday, June 8, 2015 in this artist's sketch.
Federal investigators blame poor gas joint, sewer line break for NYC gas blast that killed 8
Detroit Red Wings introduce Jeff Blashill as new head coach
Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland, left, poses with team's new coach Jeff Blashill during an NHL hockey news conference, Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.
British police force remembers former colleague killed in Edmonton shooting
Edmonton police Constable Daniel Woodall poses for an official portrait in an undated photo released by the Edmonton Police Service in Edmonton, Alberta June 9, 2015. Woodall, 35, was killed and another officer was wounded when a man opened fire on them Tuesday night, police said.
South African veterinarians intervene to save a rhino named Hope, mutilated by poachers
Pandelela defends Southeast Asian Games title, all the while planning a new dive for worlds
Q-and-A: Of Monsters and Men on long break between albums, Grimes, Arcade Fire
Consumer debt rises 6.9% on auto lending, instalment loans
Visa credit cards are seen in this file photo.
France's prime minister under fire for using state-owned jet to attend Champions League final
Chiefs to rely on Jeremy Maclin, rookie Chris Conley to help out quarterback Alex Smith
Duffy friend paid for office cellphone contract: witness
Scientists say Newfoundland’s cod stocks are coming back. Can we get it right this time?
Detroit Red Wings introduce Jeff Blashill as new coach to replace Mike Babcock
The fair trade dilemma: How do you make better coffee, tea, chocolate choices?
Fair Trade story images…of tea, coffee, sugar, and chocolate Our daily indulgences – tea, coffee, chocolate and sugar – often come at a great cost.
New Palestinian poll shows discontent with Hamas and its war with Israel last summer in Gaza
Prague court upholds 30-month prison sentence for Russian who forced plane emergency landing
Equifax seeing delinquency rate increases in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Former Toronto mayors, leaders press for Gardiner removal vote in letter
The eastern portion of the Gardiner Expressway near the Don Roadway is pictured on May 26, 2015.
Ontario proposal to pay corporate whistleblowers up to $1.5M inadequate: experts
American and Southwest report disappointing monthly figures; airline stocks sink again
Nuns count blessings after being stuck in elevator in Rome for nearly 3 days
Martin Sheen joins TV movie reboot of 'Anne of Green Gables' as Matthew Cuthbert
PM offers country's condolences to family, friends of slain policeman
Bombings target public places, Iraqi security forces, killing 20 people in and around Baghdad
Attack on aid group linked to Kurdish Islamist party triggers riots in Turkey; 3 killed
Designer Madame Carven, ready-to-wear and perfume pioneer, dies in Paris at 105
McDonald's names former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs chief communications officer
Eskimos sign international running back Chad Simpson
Amnesty says Ireland’s abortion ban endangers lives of women
Hanna Graham joins a protest candle lit vigil outside Belfast City Hall, Northern Ireland, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 for Savita Halappanavar, the 31-year old Indian woman who was 17-weeks pregnant when she died of blood poisoning after suffering a miscarriage in Galway, Ireland, on 28 October. Savita Halappanavar's father, Andanappa Yalagi, said the combination of medical negligence and Irish abortion laws led to his daughter's death.
Federal appeals court tosses lawsuits challenging Obama administration's climate change plan
AP PHOTOS: A gallery of top AP pictures from Europe-Africa for week of June 1-7, 2015
Fichman, Dabrowski headline Canada's tennis team for the Pan American Games
Eugenie Bouchard starts grass-court season with loss
Eugenie Bouchard of Canada plays a shot to Kristina Mladenovic of France.
A sign of business confidence: Number of US job openings jumped to 15-year high in April
Student in hospital after fight at Toronto-area high school
Gilles Duceppe to reprise role as Bloc Quebecois leader: source
Protests follow video of Texas officer drawing gun on black teens, pinning girl at pool party
Protestors march Monday, June 8, 2015, during a demonstration in response to an incident at a community pool involving McKinney police officers in McKinney, Texas.
Top seed Eugenie Bouchard starts grass-court season with loss at Topshelf Open
Hong Kong issues ‘red alert’ due to MERS
An elementary school student wearing a mask to prevent contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), receives a temperature check at an elementary school in Seoul, South Korea, June 9, 2015. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji
Escape from Dannemora: Fugitives fled from prison with a dark reputation
A state corrections officer monitors traffic passing Clinton Correctional Facility on Monday, June 8, 2015, in Dannemora, N.Y.
Gilles Duceppe to return to lead Bloc into next election
Gilles Duceppe speaks to reporters at a news conference Wednesday, May 11, 2011 in Laval, Que.
Bangladesh want to show India how much it has improved in one-off test in Fatullah
Fund for victims of derailment in Lac-Megantic, Que., grows to $345 million
Man whose truck was found over steep embankment in New Brunswick dies
Small plane crashes in Bahamas and all 5 on board are safe, officials say
US stockpiles climb in April as sales post biggest gain in 13 months
Libya parliament pulls out of UN talks over power-sharing plan as Islamic State group advances
Egyptian court sentences 11 people to death in retrial over deadly 2012 soccer riot
A relative of a victim of the 2012 soccer riot that killed more than 70 people in the city of Port Said reacts after an Egyptian court confirmed death sentences against 11 people for their role in a deadly 2012 soccer riot , outside a police academy on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, June 9, 2015. The verdict, read by presiding judge Mohammed el-Said, came at the end of the retrial of 73 defendants in a case that sparked deadly riots in 2013 in Port Said, prompting then-President Mohammed Morsi to declare a state of emergency in the city.
No parking will be available at many Toronto Pan Am Games venues
The first Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games torch is shown in Toronto on Saturday, May 30, 2015.
Image of Asia: Fighting to placate evil spirits in Bali, Indonesia
Canadians borrow over $10-billion annually for home down payments
Despite rising house prices and rock-bottom interest rates, Canadians have tended to pay relatively large down payments on their homes
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